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To Stop the Fighting in Gaza, the Street May Be the Only Place Left to Go

Daniel Warner | While we search in vain for some organization, individual, or country to stop the fighting, it may be that regular street demonstrations are the only answer left

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‘Oppenheimer’, AI, Machine Learning and Unintended Consequences

Are there similarities between the Manhattan Project and today’s race between China and the United States in AI?

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#143 THE G|O BRIEFING, JUNE 22, 2023

Proposal for a Global Health Threats Council has Geneva debating | Overwhelmed and underfunded human rights system may not be able to deliver on its mission | International Red Cross in Crisis—what would Dunant say?

The International Red Cross in Crisis: What Would Henry Dunant Say?

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The International Red Cross in Crisis: What Would Henry Dunant Say?

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Pierre Krähenbühl Returns to Geneva and to an ICRC in Crisis

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Faced with massive budget cuts, the ICRC is in full crisis mode

#131 THE G|O BRIEFING, MARCH 16, 2023

Record ICRC funding gap leaves agency shaken | Invest in essential workers | Sending arms as a humanitarian act | Venezuela's forgotten crisis

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Record ICRC funding gap leaves agency shaken

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Record ICRC funding gap leaves agency shaken | Invest in essential workers | Sending arms as a humanitarian act | Venezuela's forgotten crisis

The ICRC has been left shaken and worried after last week’s announcement that it is facing a potential budget shortfall of CHF 700 million this year.

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Politics and Borders Matter, even in a Humanitarian Catastrophe

Daniel Warner | Politics and borders have negative consequences when governments are confronted with a dire human catastrophe. For different reasons, the governments of Syria and Türkiye have been grossly deficient in preparing for and reacting to the earthquake.

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