Morning multilateralism
Medvedev meets Bono, promises to carry his message to the G20. Ban Ki-Moon appoints a new UN military advisor for peacekeeping missions—and sends an envoy to investigate mass rapes in eastern Congo. At UN request, Israeli police dispatched to Haiti. Hungary’s got investors—and the IMF—confused. Spying at NATO headquarters? The strange story continues to unfold. ...
Medvedev meets Bono, promises to carry his message to the G20.
Medvedev meets Bono, promises to carry his message to the G20.
Ban Ki-Moon appoints a new UN military advisor for peacekeeping missions—and sends an envoy to investigate mass rapes in eastern Congo.
At UN request, Israeli police dispatched to Haiti.
Hungary’s got investors—and the IMF—confused.
Spying at NATO headquarters? The strange story continues to unfold.
World Bank: Diamond dip means budget cuts for Botswana.
David Bosco is a professor at Indiana University’s Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies. He is the author of The Poseidon Project: The Struggle to Govern the World’s Oceans. Twitter: @multilateralist
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