Javier Delgado Rivera

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Javier Delgado Rivera is a New York-based independent researcher, journalist and consultant writing about the United Nations. His articles have appeared in Carnegie Council, Huffington Post, Africa Portal, OpenCanada, South China Morning Post, Middle East Eye, Asia Times, Jakarta Globe, UN Dispatch, UN Tribune and Geopolitical Monitor, among others. Prior to moving to New York, Javier lived in China, India and Brussels, where he worked for over ten years as communications advisor for several think tanks and advocacy groups involved in European Union affairs. Javier holds an MA in Conflict Resolution from the University of Coventry, UK. He can be followed on Twitter at @TheUNTimes.

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