June 2026
Eighty Years of Nuclear Terror
The world has lived on borrowed time since 1945. Nuclear weapons threaten human survival.
June 2026
Reflections on the UN’s 80th Anniversary
The UN's 80th Anniversary highlights its enduring role in global governance. Despite challenges, it sustains critical services and international cooperation.
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June 2026
I Dissent
Hon. Douglas Roche criticizes global spending imbalances and humanitarian harm from war. He condemns poverty perpetuation, environmental destruction, and nuclear weapons lies.
Voices in Mondial
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July 2026
The United Nations Charter turned 81 this week. The world is finally moving to update it.
UN Charter Article 109 explained: how a two-thirds General Assembly vote could convene a review conference to reform the Security Council veto.
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June 2026
The Dangers of Big Power Domination of Global Affairs
The UN Security Council's veto power blocks ceasefire resolutions. The P5's dominance undermines global governance and peacekeeping efforts.
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June 2026
A Global Mandate, Direct Democracy, and Cooperative Funding as a New Model for Multilateralism
A global climate treaty is finalized through digital direct democracy. Citizens vote to ratify or reject international agreements with real financial consequences.
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June 2026
Enhancing the Global Response to Earth System Risks: A Proposal for an Earth System Crisis Response Mechanism
The Climate Governance Commission proposes a whole-of-system approach to Earth system risks. A fragmented multilateral system fails to address interlinked crises effectively.
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June 2026
Israeli-Palestinian Federalism: Concept and Feasibility
Israeli-Palestinian Federalism proposes a federal state of Jewish and Arab cantons. The solution draws on successful federal models from the USA, EU, and India.
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June 2026
Time for Canada to Strengthen the Rule of Law Internationally
Canada must strengthen international rule of law by curbing UN Security Council veto abuses. The UN's effectiveness is undermined by repeated misuse of veto power in Sudan crisis.
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June 2026
Addressing Displacement: An Inherent Problem of a Divided World
Over 120 million displaced people face human rights violations. A divided world system creates stateless individuals and refugee crises.
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June 2026
Spurring Development, Local and Global: Monetary Sovereignty and Reforming International Financial Institutions
Larry Kazdan argues for monetary sovereignty and reforming international financial institutions to empower developing nations. The article critiques extractivism and sweatshops as ecologically destructive and economically exploitative.
