A.U. summit shows shift toward regional pillars in global governance
African Union seeks financing, security and representation as U.N. signals an expanded reliance on continental bodies.
The dynamic landscape of global security is defined by diplomatic efforts and international frameworks that strive to maintain peace. It is the role of nations and international organizations, such as the U.N. Security Council and NATO, to navigate geopolitical tensions, address emerging threats like liminal war, and work to uphold the post-World War II rules-based order.
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African Union seeks financing, security and representation as U.N. signals an expanded reliance on continental bodies.
German chancellor says NATO benefits U.S. as well as Europe amid continued tensions over Greenland and burden-sharing.
European allies assume greater defense responsibility as former U.S. officials stress alliance remains central to security.
Military alliance's new coordination framework links Allied drills as Russia expands military activity in the High North.
Munich Security Conference signals deepening strain on global rules, alliances and multilateral constraints.
Cash shortages and widespread arrears cast doubt on the U.N.’s ability to execute its 2026 program budget.
European leaders move toward a historic break from Washington despite a late U.S. reversal on tariff threats.
Bulldozers dismantle UNRWA site under government supervision, deepening legal crisis over diplomatic immunity.
A technocratic committee will handle civic duties, overseen by a U.S.-led board and a U.N.-backed security mission.
Trump's U.N. envoy warns "all options are on the table" to end the Iranian government crackdown on protesters.
His speech also highlighted a record humanitarian crisis, with 120 million people now forcibly displaced worldwide.
A 'sovereignty audit" results in withdrawal from dozens of international organizations, including the UNFCCC and IPCC.
The action raised urgent questions on international law and regional stability as Venezuela turned to the U.N. in protest.
The comments were consistent with Trump’s long-standing hostility toward the U.N. and multilateralism more broadly.
The document rejects past U.S. policy that it says 'lashed American policy to a network of international institutions.'
Since 1946, a woman has never been chosen for the top job, and four of the nine U.N. chiefs have been Europeans.