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  1. #earth #uno #securitycouncil #reform #multilateralism #genocide #egregriouscrimes

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    … members, one Asian member and one North American member and no Latin America or African members [and] just one Asian doesn’t correspond at all to the world of today. And this creates a problem of #legitimacy. And with legitimacy comes its effectiveness in guaranteeing #peace and #security in the world.”«

  2. #earth #uno #securitycouncil #reform #multilateralism #genocide #egregriouscrimes

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    … members, one Asian member and one North American member and no Latin America or African members [and] just one Asian doesn’t correspond at all to the world of today. And this creates a problem of #legitimacy. And with legitimacy comes its effectiveness in guaranteeing #peace and #security in the world.”«

  3. #earth #uno #securitycouncil #reform #multilateralism #genocide #egregriouscrimes

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    … members, one Asian member and one North American member and no Latin America or African members [and] just one Asian doesn’t correspond at all to the world of today. And this creates a problem of #legitimacy. And with legitimacy comes its effectiveness in guaranteeing #peace and #security in the world.”«

  4. #earth : #uno / #securitycouncil / #reform / #multilateralism

    »[T]he Secretary-General noted that France and the UK were “preparing legislation” to limit the use of the veto by the five permanent members of the Security Council in cases involving #genocide or other #egregriouscrimes.

    “These questions are on the table or will be soon on the table,” he said. “We need to have all countries recognising that…a Security Council in which there are three European …

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    news.un.org/en/story/2026/05/1

  5. #earth : #uno / #securitycouncil / #reform / #multilateralism

    »[T]he Secretary-General noted that France and the UK were “preparing legislation” to limit the use of the veto by the five permanent members of the Security Council in cases involving #genocide or other #egregriouscrimes.

    “These questions are on the table or will be soon on the table,” he said. “We need to have all countries recognising that…a Security Council in which there are three European …

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    news.un.org/en/story/2026/05/1

  6. #earth : #uno / #securitycouncil / #reform / #multilateralism

    »[T]he Secretary-General noted that France and the UK were “preparing legislation” to limit the use of the veto by the five permanent members of the Security Council in cases involving #genocide or other #egregriouscrimes.

    “These questions are on the table or will be soon on the table,” he said. “We need to have all countries recognising that…a Security Council in which there are three European …

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    news.un.org/en/story/2026/05/1

  7. Some forms of peace are built for the cameras. Others are built to survive the morning after.

    This piece reflects on the difference between political spectacle and the harder, slower work of building trust, legitimacy, and durable peace.

    associationredefine.substack.c

    #Multilateralism #Peacebuilding #Diplomacy #CivicIntelligence #InternationalRelations #Democracy #Geopolitics #Substack

  8. Some forms of peace are built for the cameras. Others are built to survive the morning after.

    This piece reflects on the difference between political spectacle and the harder, slower work of building trust, legitimacy, and durable peace.

    associationredefine.substack.c

    #Multilateralism #Peacebuilding #Diplomacy #CivicIntelligence #InternationalRelations #Democracy #Geopolitics #Substack

  9. Some forms of peace are built for the cameras. Others are built to survive the morning after.

    This piece reflects on the difference between political spectacle and the harder, slower work of building trust, legitimacy, and durable peace.

    associationredefine.substack.c

    #Multilateralism #Peacebuilding #Diplomacy #CivicIntelligence #InternationalRelations #Democracy #Geopolitics #Substack

  10. Some forms of peace are built for the cameras. Others are built to survive the morning after.

    This piece reflects on the difference between political spectacle and the harder, slower work of building trust, legitimacy, and durable peace.

    associationredefine.substack.c

    #Multilateralism #Peacebuilding #Diplomacy #CivicIntelligence #InternationalRelations #Democracy #Geopolitics #Substack

  11. Some forms of peace are built for the cameras. Others are built to survive the morning after.

    This piece reflects on the difference between political spectacle and the harder, slower work of building trust, legitimacy, and durable peace.

    associationredefine.substack.c

    #Multilateralism #Peacebuilding #Diplomacy #CivicIntelligence #InternationalRelations #Democracy #Geopolitics #Substack

  12. The UN needs a strong leader committed to multilateralism and not aligned with any country, including any superpower.

    It is precisely this, along with a commitment to serving all of humanity, combined with competence, that should be the sole basis for selecting the next Secretary-General.

    #UN #UnitedNations #multilateralism #politics #

  13. RT by @EU_UNGeneva: At 5th Cttee, 🇪🇺EU reaffirms strong support for @UNPeacekeeping, a cornerstone of #multilateralism & calls for efficient, performance-driven PKOs that ensure safety & uphold human rights.

    EU will ensure all these priorities get funded & can be executed.
    eeas.europa.eu/delegations/un-
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    nitter.net/EUatUN/status/20514

  14. 🌐On the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace, we highlight the power of partnership.
    Connecting parliaments, coordinating efforts, and strengthening democracy - across Europe and beyond.
    #Multilateralism #Democracy #ParliamentaryDiplomacy #Peace
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    nitter.net/EPinUK/status/20476

  15. Multilateralism for middle powers

    " Multilateralism is shorthand for the much-invoked “rules-based international order”; multipolarity is the world of competing spheres of interest, what Stubb calls “an oligopoly of power”, where the strong do what they will and the weak do what they must.

    We are not simply in a transition; we are in a fight for a future world order. And the path to a healthy outcome necessarily runs through international institutions, from the UN to settings far beyond it, where we must rethink membership and power for global cooperation to survive.The world is being reshaped by the “structural” forces of demography, climate and technology,

    Part of the problem, Stubb argues, is that “the US is not a modern society by European or Asian standards”. This helps to explain the growing influence of a radical form of evangelical Christianity within the Trump administration. But it also accounts for the absence of adequate healthcare, education and housing that plagues the US, in particular, and neoliberal economies like Australia’s more generally.

    Without strong multilateral systems, all interstate deals become transactional. A multipolar world runs on self-interest. A multilateral world makes the common interest a self-interest. " >>
    theconversation.com/finlands-p
    #Multilateralism #MiddlePowers #Australia #TheWest #InternationalOrder #SelfInterest #oligopoly

  16. Multilateralism for middle powers

    " Multilateralism is shorthand for the much-invoked “rules-based international order”; multipolarity is the world of competing spheres of interest, what Stubb calls “an oligopoly of power”, where the strong do what they will and the weak do what they must.

    We are not simply in a transition; we are in a fight for a future world order. And the path to a healthy outcome necessarily runs through international institutions, from the UN to settings far beyond it, where we must rethink membership and power for global cooperation to survive.The world is being reshaped by the “structural” forces of demography, climate and technology,

    Part of the problem, Stubb argues, is that “the US is not a modern society by European or Asian standards”. This helps to explain the growing influence of a radical form of evangelical Christianity within the Trump administration. But it also accounts for the absence of adequate healthcare, education and housing that plagues the US, in particular, and neoliberal economies like Australia’s more generally.

    Without strong multilateral systems, all interstate deals become transactional. A multipolar world runs on self-interest. A multilateral world makes the common interest a self-interest. " >>
    theconversation.com/finlands-p
    #Multilateralism #MiddlePowers #Australia #TheWest #InternationalOrder #SelfInterest #oligopoly

  17. Multilateralism for middle powers

    " Multilateralism is shorthand for the much-invoked “rules-based international order”; multipolarity is the world of competing spheres of interest, what Stubb calls “an oligopoly of power”, where the strong do what they will and the weak do what they must.

    We are not simply in a transition; we are in a fight for a future world order. And the path to a healthy outcome necessarily runs through international institutions, from the UN to settings far beyond it, where we must rethink membership and power for global cooperation to survive.The world is being reshaped by the “structural” forces of demography, climate and technology,

    Part of the problem, Stubb argues, is that “the US is not a modern society by European or Asian standards”. This helps to explain the growing influence of a radical form of evangelical Christianity within the Trump administration. But it also accounts for the absence of adequate healthcare, education and housing that plagues the US, in particular, and neoliberal economies like Australia’s more generally.

    Without strong multilateral systems, all interstate deals become transactional. A multipolar world runs on self-interest. A multilateral world makes the common interest a self-interest. " >>
    theconversation.com/finlands-p
    #Multilateralism #MiddlePowers #Australia #TheWest #InternationalOrder #SelfInterest #oligopoly

  18. Multilateralism for middle powers

    " Multilateralism is shorthand for the much-invoked “rules-based international order”; multipolarity is the world of competing spheres of interest, what Stubb calls “an oligopoly of power”, where the strong do what they will and the weak do what they must.

    We are not simply in a transition; we are in a fight for a future world order. And the path to a healthy outcome necessarily runs through international institutions, from the UN to settings far beyond it, where we must rethink membership and power for global cooperation to survive.The world is being reshaped by the “structural” forces of demography, climate and technology,

    Part of the problem, Stubb argues, is that “the US is not a modern society by European or Asian standards”. This helps to explain the growing influence of a radical form of evangelical Christianity within the Trump administration. But it also accounts for the absence of adequate healthcare, education and housing that plagues the US, in particular, and neoliberal economies like Australia’s more generally.

    Without strong multilateral systems, all interstate deals become transactional. A multipolar world runs on self-interest. A multilateral world makes the common interest a self-interest. " >>
    theconversation.com/finlands-p
    #Multilateralism #MiddlePowers #Australia #TheWest #InternationalOrder #SelfInterest #oligopoly

  19. Multilateralism for middle powers

    " Multilateralism is shorthand for the much-invoked “rules-based international order”; multipolarity is the world of competing spheres of interest, what Stubb calls “an oligopoly of power”, where the strong do what they will and the weak do what they must.

    We are not simply in a transition; we are in a fight for a future world order. And the path to a healthy outcome necessarily runs through international institutions, from the UN to settings far beyond it, where we must rethink membership and power for global cooperation to survive.The world is being reshaped by the “structural” forces of demography, climate and technology,

    Part of the problem, Stubb argues, is that “the US is not a modern society by European or Asian standards”. This helps to explain the growing influence of a radical form of evangelical Christianity within the Trump administration. But it also accounts for the absence of adequate healthcare, education and housing that plagues the US, in particular, and neoliberal economies like Australia’s more generally.

    Without strong multilateral systems, all interstate deals become transactional. A multipolar world runs on self-interest. A multilateral world makes the common interest a self-interest. " >>
    theconversation.com/finlands-p
    #Multilateralism #MiddlePowers #Australia #TheWest #InternationalOrder #SelfInterest #oligopoly

  20. Papa! Who with authority joins the fight for #MULTILATERALISM which is under attack by the the axis of Cruel Inhumane Corrupt Oligarch-dictators (Trump-Epstein Class/Billionaire Pedos--it's all the same) and their patsies? The Pope! The church, at its best, culturally forced and forces humane multilateralism in Europe and around the world.

    youtube.com/watch?v=Vt2l9sujNTk

  21. Greetings from Vienna! Almost done with week one of the Legal Subcommittee (LSC) of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). Core topics are governance of lunar exploration, SpaceTraffic and possible reforms to COPUOS.

    #UN #UnitedNations #COPUOS #LSC #MOON #STM #SpaceTraffic #Multilateralism

  22. Greetings from Vienna! Almost done with week one of the Legal Subcommittee (LSC) of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). Core topics are governance of lunar exploration, SpaceTraffic and possible reforms to COPUOS.

    #UN #UnitedNations #COPUOS #LSC #MOON #STM #SpaceTraffic #Multilateralism

  23. Greetings from Vienna! Almost done with week one of the Legal Subcommittee (LSC) of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). Core topics are governance of lunar exploration, SpaceTraffic and possible reforms to COPUOS.

    #UN #UnitedNations #COPUOS #LSC #MOON #STM #SpaceTraffic #Multilateralism

  24. Greetings from Vienna! Almost done with week one of the Legal Subcommittee (LSC) of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). Core topics are governance of lunar exploration, SpaceTraffic and possible reforms to COPUOS.

    #UN #UnitedNations #COPUOS #LSC #MOON #STM #SpaceTraffic #Multilateralism

  25. Greetings from Vienna! Almost done with week one of the Legal Subcommittee (LSC) of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). Core topics are governance of lunar exploration, SpaceTraffic and possible reforms to COPUOS.

    #UN #UnitedNations #COPUOS #LSC #MOON #STM #SpaceTraffic #Multilateralism

  26. 3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks; 4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and 5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  27. 3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks; 4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and 5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  28. 3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks; 4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and 5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  29. 3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks; 4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and 5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  30. 3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks; 4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and 5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  31. financing.desa.un.org/iatf/rep

    Going exactly in the opposite direction to where we should be headed -
    1. Close the $4 trillion financing gap by scaling up financing and investment;
    2. Focus on maximizing #sustainable #development impact, aligned with country priorities;
    3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks;
    4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and
    5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  32. financing.desa.un.org/iatf/rep

    Going exactly in the opposite direction to where we should be headed -
    1. Close the $4 trillion financing gap by scaling up financing and investment;
    2. Focus on maximizing #sustainable #development impact, aligned with country priorities;
    3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks;
    4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and
    5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  33. financing.desa.un.org/iatf/rep

    Going exactly in the opposite direction to where we should be headed -
    1. Close the $4 trillion financing gap by scaling up financing and investment;
    2. Focus on maximizing #sustainable #development impact, aligned with country priorities;
    3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks;
    4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and
    5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  34. financing.desa.un.org/iatf/rep

    Going exactly in the opposite direction to where we should be headed -
    1. Close the $4 trillion financing gap by scaling up financing and investment;
    2. Focus on maximizing #sustainable #development impact, aligned with country priorities;
    3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks;
    4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and
    5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  35. financing.desa.un.org/iatf/rep

    Going exactly in the opposite direction to where we should be headed -
    1. Close the $4 trillion financing gap by scaling up financing and investment;
    2. Focus on maximizing #sustainable #development impact, aligned with country priorities;
    3. Invest in# resilience to protect impact in the face of more frequent shocks;
    4. Strengthen #multilateral #institutions and #cooperation; and
    5. Continue to invest in and support #multilateralism

  36. theguardian.com/commentisfree/. "American #conservatism is steeped in the #paranoid, #apocalyptic thinking that equates #European traditions of #liberal #democracy with civilisational decline & the erasure of #white, #Christian #culture by #Muslim #immigration. Through that lens, any appeal to #international #institutions & #multilateralism is understood as the pathetic whining of #geopolitical weaklings." Putting the words "white" & "Christian" together is blasphemous.

  37. Deudney (2007: Ch. 6) rejects contentions that a world government must be built on a hierarchical model, sword at the ready to enforce global peace. Instead, and turning in part to the US founding for his model he posits a system of semi-autonomous republics coexisting within an overarching federal structure, with extensive separation of coercive and other powers at various levels of government.
    earthconstitution.world/text-o
    #universalequity
    #multilateralism
    Peace is more than an end to war, but it would be a fresh start.