Morning multilateralism
An American assessment of recent NATO-Russia talks. Ban Ki-moon summons up his "superheroes" to advance the Millennium Development Goals. South Korean envoy: how to use the G20 summit to tweak, but not anger, China on currency issues. EU may not appeal WTO ruling against it; meanwhile, Putin lowers expectations for a quick Russian accession to ...
An American assessment of recent NATO-Russia talks.
An American assessment of recent NATO-Russia talks.
Ban Ki-moon summons up his "superheroes" to advance the Millennium Development Goals.
South Korean envoy: how to use the G20 summit to tweak, but not anger, China on currency issues.
EU may not appeal WTO ruling against it; meanwhile, Putin lowers expectations for a quick Russian accession to the organization.
The EU’s Ashton explains why "new Europe" hasn’t gotten key slots in the new European diplomatic corps.
Russia’s Lavrov warns against unilateralism in sanctions.
Bolivia’s Morales: Brazil doesn’t deserve a spot on the Security Council.
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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