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Des femmes en marche pour la paix
Black Kings Matter
August 23rd marks the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition by UNESCO. To present him as "son of Martin Luther King Jr." is no longer necessary, but to know how ideas have evolved in the family might be a refreshing read
Media dialogues — Isa Soares
An award-winning international correspondent and anchor based in CNN's London bureau. She hosts "Isa Soares Tonight", which airs weeknights at 2pm ET
A world in permacrisis: how the UN empowers future leaders
UNITAR seeks to prepare young professionals for a changing world
Chess players – ready to checkmate
20 July is International Chess Day. We had a talk with Emil Sutovsky, the Director-General of the International Chess Federation (FIDE)
Towards a public architecture for nature data
The technical revolution is providing momentum for the nature data movement, starting with remote sensing
Finding freedom from slavery in 2023
Looking to the future on August 23, the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition
Innovation is in the UN’s DNA but it can be stifled by bureaucracy
Innovation is core to the UN but, as with any complex organization, sometimes it’s hard to deliver. It’s time to reinvigorate efforts to meet the SDGs