UNGA74

The Oscars of International Politics: A #UNGA74 Recap

September 26, 2019

This year’s opening session of the United Nations General Assembly stood out for revealing the stark divide now defining international relations: the split between globalists and patriots. On this week’s UN-Scripted podcast, PassBlue reporters Kacie Candela and Stéphanie Fillion look at the similarities in speeches at the high-level debates, between Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro …

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Globalists vs. Patriots at the UN: A ‘Great Fracture’ Revealed

September 24, 2019

by Stéphanie Fillion

After most of the world leaders spent a day teaming up to fight climate change at the Climate Action Summit, the next day strongmen opened the high-level debate of the United Nations General Assembly, showing a growing split between nationalist and globalist leaders. “I fear the possibility of a great fracture,” UN Secretary-General António …

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Highlights of the UN General Assembly’s Opening Session: A Podcast on What to Expect

September 18, 2019

by Stéphanie Fillion and Kacie Candela

The 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly opened on Tuesday, Sept. 17, which means that the world’s leaders — mainly heads of state and heads of government and their entourages — are heading to New York City for the climate change meeting on Sept. 23; the annual speechmaking, called the general debate, …

General Assembly, US-UN Relations

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TOPIC: WOMEN

Women Leaders to Watch at the UN’s Big Meet

September 15, 2019

by Laura E. Kirkpatrick

Men will dominate the podium during much of the United Nations General Assembly but, as Abigail Adams urged her husband and other founding fathers of the United States in 1776, “remember the ladies.” This is advice that the UN needs to be reminded of — just as the opening session begins, on Sept. 17. Women …

Climate and Environment, General Assembly, Women

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SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENCY

Russia Is Busy as Security Council President, but Putin Is Staying Home

September 4, 2019

by Stéphanie Fillion

Russia is president of the United Nations Security Council in September just as nearly 200 heads of state and government and even a prince or two will soon travel to New York City to attend the opening session of the General Assembly. President Vladimir Putin will not be taking part in any event this …

Nuclear Disarmament, Security Council Presidency, US Foreign Relations

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UNGA74

The Oscars of International Politics: A #UNGA74 Recap

Globalists vs. Patriots at the UN: A ‘Great Fracture’ Revealed

Highlights of the UN General Assembly’s Opening Session: A Podcast on What to Expect

Women Leaders to Watch at the UN’s Big Meet

Russia Is Busy as Security Council President, but Putin Is Staying Home

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