Journal Article
Striking a balance? How the European Union manages the environment-trade nexus
Journal article on the environment-trade nexus and the EU co-authored by UNU-CRIS Associate Research Fellow Simon Schunz
Policy Brief
Beyond Integration: UNU-CRIS’s Multidimensional Approach to Global Regionalism
This Brief is based on the author's intervention at the UNU-CRIS 25th Anniversary Roundtable on the Past, Present and Future of Regionalism Studies.
Collection
Global Governance of Low Earth Orbit Satellites
UNU-CRIS Associate Research Fellow Berna Akcali Gur edits volume on global governance of Low Earth Orbit satellite broadband infrastructure
News
New edition of the UN-Portugal Digital Fellowship will take place in April
Envisaged participants of this Fellowship are high-level officials from developing countries and diplomatic officials at the Permanent Mission in NY.
News
In Memoriam: Dr. David M. Malone, Former United Nations University Rector
Born in Ottawa, Canada on 7 February 1954, Rector Malone passed away on 24 November 2025 in Victoria, Canada.
News
In Memoriam: Dr. David M. Malone, Former United Nations University Rector
Born in Ottawa, Canada on 7 February 1954, Rector Malone passed away on 24 November 2025 in Victoria, Canada.
Article
5 Outcomes from COP 30: What the Belém Political Package Really Delivered
Inside COP30: the breakthroughs, the gaps and the next steps, told through five essential outcomes.
News
Students From Escola Secundária Francisco de Holanda Visited UNU-EGOV
Study visit combined institutional insights with discussions on Artificial Intelligence.
Blog Post
Dutch election should make Europe’s universities think local
International excellence means nothing if the societies sustaining universities no longer feel connected to them, say Jo Ritzen and Job Zomerplaag
Article
Why AI Governance Must Be Built on the Mathematics of Learning
If fairness in AI is probabilistic, then Africa’s role is to redefine probabilities by designing systems that learn from and serve its own people.