The Multilateralist
Morning Multilateralism, August 7
Presiding over UN Security Council, Argentine president blasts the veto power. President Obama will attend G20 summit in Moscow. Rogue United Nations statistician casts doubt on efficacy of Millenium Development Goals. Russia wants more UN cooperation with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Collective Security Treaty Organization. World Bank approves major Great Lakes region hydroelectric ...
Presiding over UN Security Council, Argentine president blasts the veto power.
President Obama will attend G20 summit in Moscow.
Rogue United Nations statistician casts doubt on efficacy of Millenium Development Goals.
Russia wants more UN cooperation with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Collective Security Treaty Organization.
World Bank approves major Great Lakes region hydroelectric plant.
International Monetary Fund prods Germany to help dispel Eurozone uncertainty.
Former IMF chief economist takes helm of India’s central bank.
In the wake of International Court of Justice ruling, maritime tension continues between Colombia and Nicaragua.
Presiding over UN Security Council, Argentine president blasts the veto power.
President Obama will attend G20 summit in Moscow.
Rogue United Nations statistician casts doubt on efficacy of Millenium Development Goals.
Russia wants more UN cooperation with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Collective Security Treaty Organization.
World Bank approves major Great Lakes region hydroelectric plant.
International Monetary Fund prods Germany to help dispel Eurozone uncertainty.
Former IMF chief economist takes helm of India’s central bank.
In the wake of International Court of Justice ruling, maritime tension continues between Colombia and Nicaragua.
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