More: Multilateralism
Winds of Change
The winds of change have, unlike ever before, cast reservations over the international order of reverence. As each nation scrambles to keep its citizens...
COVID-19 highlights need for renewed, inclusive multilateralism
António Guterres was speaking on Friday, during the High-Level Segment of the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) session, to review progress towards achieving...
China’s Forum Diplomacy in 2020: Agencies of Chinese Multilateralism
The voices coming from African countries as well as the Middle East in support of China often tend to be ignored. Furthermore, some small...
Of Multilateralism And Future To Europe Recalibration
As the key-note panelist at the Modern Diplomacy and IFIMES conference today in Vienna, the former Secretary General of the Paris-based Organisation for Economic...
ASEAN, Covid-19 and the Vietnam’s Chairmanship
COVID-19 (C-19) event is posing serious challenges for the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) in 2020. But Vietnam, as current ASEAN chair,...
A Dose of Communicative Multilateralism
Authors: Elizabeth Deheza and Srgjan Kerim*
The COVID-19 blame game is underway and it has already severely inhibited the implementation of a co-ordinated, multilateral response...
‘Urgency to act’ for sustainable development, greater than ever as pandemic continues
As COVID-19 upends lives and livelihoods across the planet, the UN on Monday held a wide-ranging policy discussion stressing a range of multilateral solutions...
COVID-19 shows why we need multilateralism more than ever
It is the nature of crises to expose new faults in a system or widen existing ones. The COVID-19 pandemic is no exception to...
Unilateralism Vs Multilateralism
During the 73rd sessions of the general assembly at the UN, the crunch of unilateralism and multilateralism between US and China kicked off, in...
EU-China Cooperation – Assessment of Key Policy Areas
This paper has a general and also a sectoral angle to analyse EU-China relations. Apart from putting this relationship into a general historical and...