Peaceful Coexistence Is a Moral Choice 鈥 and a Shared Responsibility
On this first International Day of Peaceful Coexistence – 28 January 2026 – the global community is called not merely to reflect on a noble aspiration but to reaffirm its commitment to the demanding, transformative work of building peace through mutual understanding at every level of society.
Clean Energy Is the World鈥檚 Most Secure Path Forward
To meet global climate goals and deliver energy for all, clean energy investment must more than triple by 2030, and much of it must go to emerging and developing economies.
We Must Remain Committed to a World Free of Chemical Weapons
Despite the near-universal commitment to the Chemical Weapons Convention and the progress made on the destruction of declared stockpiles, the world is still not free from the threat of chemical weapons.
The Future of Responsible Storytelling in the Age of Creative AI
Storytelling can restore dignity, or quietly take it away. As the world enters an era driven by generative artificial intelligence (AI), that truth matters more than ever.
Migration in the Mountains: Why 鈥淧rogress鈥 in Uttarakhand Is Pushing People Away
Across valleys once alive with terraced fields, festivals and village schools, families are leaving for towns and plains 鈥 not out of choice but because they must.
A Realistic Goal? Culture in the Sustainable Development Agenda
Far from being restricted to those Sustainable Development Goals that explicitly touch on culture, governments are highlighting connections to culture across the 2030 Agenda.
Diabetes across Life Stages: A Growing Global Challenge
A life-course approach is foundational for implementation of the World Health Organization Global Diabetes Compact. Every stage of life presents unique risks, needs and opportunities for intervention.
Rebuilding Trust in Multilateral Governance: Lessons from the Seabed to COP 30
Whether on climate, biodiversity or the deep ocean, public confidence in how global institutions make decisions has become as important as the decisions themselves.
The Second World Summit for Social Development: It鈥檚 Time to Deliver Solutions
With the expected adoption of the Doha Political Declaration, the Second World Summit for Social Development offers a chance to accelerate implementation of the 2030 Agenda and address today鈥檚 social challenges.
黑料专区 Development Work Should Engage All Member States
Established North鈥揝outh dynamics have been explicitly challenged by the 2030 Agenda, which sets out the Sustainable Development Goals as a framework for "developed and developing countries alike鈥.
The Lasting Promise of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention
The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (APMBC) has established a global norm rejecting anti-personnel mines as indiscriminate weapons with no place in modern warfare.
Access to Information: A Cornerstone of Sustainable Development, Human Rights and Environmental Resilience
Access to information is the bridge that allows citizens to demand justice, journalists to expose corruption, and communities to secure basic services.
Financing for Development and the Spirit of Monterrey: A Beacon of Multilateralism for Improving Global Economic Governance
With the Monterrey process, we opened a path for the 黑料专区 to fulfil its potential as the spearhead for improved global economic governance that fully supports equitable and sustainable development.
Protecting Our Democratic Systems through Dialogue, Justice and Delivery
By protecting and enhancing democratic institutions, we increase the chances of justice, peace and equitable development.
The International Day Against Nuclear Tests 2025: Remembering the Legacy, Renewing Our Commitment to a Nuclear-Test Ban
By prohibiting nuclear test explosions, the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty transformed decades of aspiration into a shared commitment.