Trending UN News: Week Ending March 24
…Russia in Ukraine. Dawn Clancy reports from London on a justice ministers’ fund-raising conference held on March 20, where Khan presided and government officials from around the world presented an…
…Russia in Ukraine. Dawn Clancy reports from London on a justice ministers’ fund-raising conference held on March 20, where Khan presided and government officials from around the world presented an…
…for western states to pump even more $ into #Ukraine case as others lag w/o resources” The spelling of Karim Khan’s name has been corrected throughout the article. Dawn Clancy…
…for your important support of our journalism. • Influence: Dawn Clancy, a freelance reporter for PassBlue, was a panelist at a Global Women Leaders’ Voices for Change and Inclusion event,…
…fact, PassBlue’s No. 1 story in 2022 and a follow-up, both by Dawn Clancy, reported exclusively on the UN having to ground Russian aviation fleets leased by its peacekeeping missions…
…disappeared or abducted during the Syrian armed conflict, a 12-year-old civil war that remains active, despite waning media attention. Dawn Clancy writes about the efforts of the coalition as the…
…Putin delivered to members of Russia’s Federation Assembly, he blamed the West for starting “this war, while we used force and are using it to stop the war.” Dawn Clancy…
…and annoying member states. Believe me, Syrian families know how to be annoying.” Souad Rodi translated the interview with Yasmen Almashan. The article was updated on March 2. Dawn Clancy…
…now holds EU candidate status. — DAWN CLANCY Monday, Jan. 30 • Will UN Reform Happen This Year? Don’t Hold Your Breath: Evelyn Leopold analyzes the possibilities of the Security…
…if you haven’t already. Influence: Dawn Clancy, a reporter for PassBlue, participated in a press panel in New York City held by the National Security Program of the Canadian Forces…
…Swedish former top legal official for the UN experienced in handling war criminals. As the Russia-Ukraine war edges toward a full year, he told Passblue’s Dawn Clancy in several interviews…
…received his law degree from the University of Uppsala and has been awarded honorary doctor of laws degrees from Stockholm University and Lund University. –– DAWN CLANCY The interview has…
…the crime of aggression, will be pursued later. (PassBlue’s exclusive on the topic, by Dawn Clancy.) Russia’s deputy permanent representative, Dmitry Polyanskiy, told PassBlue that as a counterpoint, Russia might…
…on the crime of aggression. And until and unless it’s done, none of the UN members can feel safe.” This article was updated to clarify Jennifer Trahan’s quote. Dawn Clancy…
…world body matters to you. • PassBlue influence: Dawn Clancy, one of our regular reporters (the Tweet below, bottom right photo) sat down on Nov. 10 with young policymakers from…
…is the moral aspect,” the source said. “I think it’s the most important, because we owe it to the peacekeepers to have this protection that air support provides.” Dawn Clancy…
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