Tag: International Organizations
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Cherry-picking influence: Why China is cautious about filling gaps left by US global retreat
Why the US retreat creates openings, but not a quick Chinese counterstrike The United States’ staged pullback from a broad array of global institutions has created real openings in international governance. Yet Beijing, wary of overextending itself or provoking backlash, is not rushing to fill every gap. Analysts say China is pursuing a measured approach…
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Kenya-based groups warn of broad impacts after US withdrawal from global bodies
Overview: The US pullout and its ripple effects Kenya-based organisations have issued strong warnings about the possible consequences of the United States withdrawing from more than 60 United Nations bodies and other international organizations. They argue that the move could erode global cooperation at a time when cross-border action is crucial for addressing shared challenges—from…
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Climate Cooperation at Risk as U.S. Withdraws Globally
Introduction: A Changing Global Climate of Cooperation The decision by the United States to withdraw from a broad slate of international organizations reverberates beyond diplomatic channels. While the immediate political rationale may center on sovereignty and reform, the long-term consequence is a thinning of the global mechanisms that drive climate cooperation. In an era where…
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U.S. Exits 66 International Organizations in Broad Retreat from Global Cooperation
Introduction: A sweeping U.S. withdrawal signals a shift in global engagement The Trump administration announced a controversial plan to withdraw from approximately 66 international organizations, including the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the international climate-change framework that governs negotiations under the United Nations. The decision underscores a broader pivot away from multilateral cooperation that…
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US to Exit 66 International Organizations, Deepening Retreat from Global Cooperation
Overview: A Broad Stroke Away from Multilateralism The United States is preparing to withdraw from roughly 66 international organizations, a major shift in foreign policy that intensifies the nation’s retreat from multilateral cooperation. The moves affect a range of groups, from humanitarian and development bodies to climate and security forums. The administration argues that the…
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US Signals Wide-Scope Retreat: Exiting 66 International Organizations
Overview: A Strategic U.S. Retreat from Global Institutions The United States is undertaking a sweeping withdrawal from dozens of international organizations, a move described by aides as a deliberate shift in how Washington engages with global governance. Among the most high-profile exits are the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA) and the framework behind international climate negotiations…
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Israel Enforces Ban on 37 Aid NGOs in Gaza Over Compliance Failures
Overview of the Ban Israel has pledged to enforce a ban on the activities of 37 international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) operating in Gaza after they failed to meet a set of stringent new requirements. The security- and transparency-focused standards were introduced to tighten oversight of NGO staff and operations amid heightened security concerns and claims…
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OSC Shutdown: Addis Ababa Forces Southern Cooperation Wind-Down
Background: What is the Organisation of Southern Cooperation? The Organisation of Southern Cooperation (OSC), based in Addis Ababa, is a regional body that brings together member states in the southern regions of Africa. It has historically focused on economic development, border coordination, and collaborative security initiatives. In recent months, the OSC has faced mounting financial…
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UN Reform: Protecting Its Underfunded Human Rights Pillar
Overview: A Reform Plan That Promises Efficiency The United Nations is pursuing a major reform to become more cost-efficient and responsive in an era of stretched global resources. Senior leadership argues that streamlined operations, better coordination, and smarter budgeting are essential to the organization’s ability to fulfill its broad mandate. Yet the plans have drawn…
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UNAIDS Internship Programme 2025: Remote Internship with a $1000 Monthly Stipend
Overview: UNAIDS Internship Programme 2025 The UNAIDS Internship Programme 2025 opens a unique gateway for students and recent graduates who want to contribute to ending the AIDS epidemic. This remote, globally accessible internship offers hands-on experience with one of the world’s leading public health organizations. With a monthly stipend of 1000 USD, the programme is…