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#142 THE G|O BRIEFING, JUNE 15, 2023

Acrimonious disputes over LGBTQ rights rock the ILC—and are here to stay | China resumes construction of the future, literally, figuratively, and with Geneva on the map | Switzerland celebrates a successful first-ever Security Council presidency

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‘First-class’ and tech-savvy: Switzerland pops the champagne for the end of its first-ever Security Council presidency

#140 THE G|O Briefing, June 1, 2023

Pressure mounts around Qatar's expected presidency of International Labour Conference | WHO refocuses efforts | Slovenia and Belarus face showdown at the UNSC | What Western decline?

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New York Braces Itself for Tense UN Security Council Elections

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#136 The G|O Briefing, April 27, 2023

Switzerland on the diplomatic front row as it assumes the UN Security Council presidency | The US-China rivalry is contaminating the IOM leadership contest | Dr. Tedros vs. the US Supreme Court

Switzerland Faces Big Test of its Neutrality as President of the Security Council

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Switzerland Faces Big Test of its Neutrality as President of the Security Council

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#127 The G|O Briefing, February 16, 2023

Syrian quake victims: trapped by geopolitics; helped by diplomacy | Politics and Borders Matter | Re-envisioning the Liberal International Order

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Syrian quake victims: trapped by geopolitics; helped by diplomacy

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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.

The United Nations at 75:Multilateralism at a Crossroads

The United Nations at 75:Multilateralism at a Crossroads

Antonio Patriota | If the UN survived the Cold War and a later unipolarity, shouldn’t it be thriving in a multipolar world?

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