Citizens for Global Solutions · September 2026
Canadian-American tensions escalate as Trump challenges Canada’s sovereignty. Canadians reject U.S. demands for statehood and resist economic coercion.
Young World Federalists · July 2026
Young World Federalists · June 2026
Young World Federalists · March 2026
Young World Federalists · January 2026
Citizens for Global Solutions · October 2025
World Federalist Movement – Canada · October 2025
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas offers hope for democracy. The deal highlights flaws in global institutions and the need for reform.
Young World Federalists · September 2025
A world federation with real authority would make human rights enforceable, share the burden of refugees and steady the economy, none of which a UN without power to act can do. Far from erasing cultures, federalism would give them a secure place.
Citizens for Global Solutions · September 2025
A far-right rally in London highlights rising xenophobia. The international system lacks mechanisms to address such violence.
Young World Federalists · August 2025
The crises of our time have made one truth unavoidable: health security is global security.
Citizens for Global Solutions · August 2025
Most Americans want more cooperation with the UN, not less: polls in 2025 found 63 percent saying membership benefits the country and 84 percent backing current or greater engagement, even as Washington cut funding and quit UN agencies.
Young World Federalists · April 2025
Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ policies have strained global alliances. Regional cooperation has surged as nations seek stability amid U.S. unpredictability.
Citizens for Global Solutions · March 2025
The U.S. government rejects U.N. sustainable development goals and global cooperation. The article critiques America’s shift from moral leadership to narrow nationalism.
Citizens for Global Solutions · March 2025
War survives because nations live in near anarchy, where treaties are voluntary and might makes right. The European Union shows the way out: pooling some sovereignty into shared courts and a parliament, which a more democratic world body than the UN could do for everyone.
Citizens for Global Solutions · March 2025
The U.S. ‘America First’ policy reflects deep historical roots of nationalism. The article critiques its impact on global governance and international law.
Citizens for Global Solutions · November 2024
Arms, deals and alliances have never brought lasting peace, and the result is 56 active conflicts and a revived nuclear arms race. Turning the United Nations into a federation able to uphold international law is the remedy the great powers keep avoiding.
World Federalist Movement · October 2024
Europe’s nationalism helped create the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, so Europe owes a way out. The EU could revive a 1943 plan for a federation of Israel, Lebanon, Transjordan and Palestine, with border security and joint water and energy bodies, alongside the global South.
Citizens for Global Solutions · October 2024
Reverting to national military power is the wrong lesson from Israeli and Russian defiance of international law: veto exemptions, a stronger General Assembly and wider court jurisdiction point toward stronger global governance.
