United Nations
US interest in Congolese instability may wane
The UN reduces its peacekeeping footprint despite evidence of violence growing
Congo-KinshasaProposed cuts threaten UN mission in Congo
The mandate for the UN mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo expires at the end of the month
Congo-KinshasaRigid policies exacerbate Latin America's drug trade
Global prohibitionist stances against drugs hold firm, despite mounting evidence to suggest they do not work
Latin AmericaICJ failure could lead Bosnian Muslims to ditch leader
The political scene is still in turmoil after the ICJ’s refusal to reopen the genocide case against Serbia
Bosnia-HercegovinaMarine protected areas will boost global conservation
Governments are declaring some waters off-limits to exploitation in a bid to protect oceanic biodiversity
InternationalUS immigration plans could backfire on Trump
As Washington attempts to introduce harsh new migration policies, Mexico weighs up its options
MexicoArmyworm spread could dampen African growth prospects
An outbreak of a crop pest across the region is causing significant damage and putting crop harvests in jeopardy
Southern AfricaFiji will play outsized role in climate diplomacy
The small island state seeks to navigate broader regional dynamics while boosting its international profile
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