Morning multilateralism, Dec. 10
IMF board delays Ireland loan vote until Irish parliament has its say. No cursing: World Bank official says Ghana has just the right amount of oil. As Cancun talks heat up, World Bank touts its climate-change credentials. Tough to get there from here: Georgia wants a roadmap to NATO membership. It’s good to be a ...
IMF board delays Ireland loan vote until Irish parliament has its say.
IMF board delays Ireland loan vote until Irish parliament has its say.
No cursing: World Bank official says Ghana has just the right amount of oil.
As Cancun talks heat up, World Bank touts its climate-change credentials.
Tough to get there from here: Georgia wants a roadmap to NATO membership.
It’s good to be a new member, says WTO chief.
The African Union lifts sanctions on Guinea.
UN officials brief the Security Council on developments in Burundi.
Finally, we’ll know how to call Europe: EU mulls creating unified phone number system.
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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