Neither wishful multilateralism nor cold realpolitik will do. Mark Carney and Alexander Stubb suggest a third way ...

Too often, multilateralism is invoked as a diplomatic slogan, but China’s comprehensive zero-tariff initiative for 53 African ...

EAM Jaishankar said the world cannot rely on a few countries to uphold global rules, calling for resilient supply chains, stronger cooperation and greater representation for the Global South ...

COVID-19 knows no borders and pays no heed to national sovereignty. The pandemic has swept through every part of the world since the beginning of 2020, leaving a devastating cost; first and foremost ...

In a world that produces enough food to feed its entire population, the persistent reality of hunger—afflicted nearly 735 million people in 2023—is not a failure of nature, but a failure of ...

The following is a guest post by Naomi Egel, research associate in the International Institutions and Global Governance program. From the lack of any substantial outcome at the World Humanitarian ...

Bonn 2026 climate talks end in deadlock, exposing deep divides over finance, trade and implementation ahead of COP31. Can multilateral climate diplomacy still deliver meaningful action?

Engagement and multilateralism have become mantra among European policymakers. There is seldom a problem, they believe, that cannot be solved by dialogue. At the urging of her European counterparts, ...

Changing global power relationships — especially China’s rise — and emerging global health, climate and migration challenges will compel the U.S. to rely more on multilateral approaches to secure ...

As we move further into the 21st century, multilateralism has become an increasingly important aspect of international relations. With emerging superpowers on the rise and with global migration, ...

The future of multilateralism isn’t about replacing the UN. The real challenge lies in balancing two equally valid demands: ...