Europe
"Regional cooperation that advances the Nordic-Baltic area as a more competitive, sustainable, and innovative region that is attractive to businesses and people alike is our common interest."
Science & Technology
Law enforcement is increasingly using data to track and arrest suspects in their cases. This has led to growing concerns about loss of privacy, and also has many people wondering: what should we do about it?
Human Rights
"When it comes to refugee assistance, how do aid organizations, which are often funded by governments that are indirectly responsible for their displacement, balance those refugees’ right to privacy against the very real bodily threats that they face?"
Europe
"France holds moral obligations towards its citizens. From a human rights perspective, these children cannot be left to face the dangerous situations in the camps. Disease, harsh conditions, Turkish incursions, IS enforcers, and COVID-19 all threaten the safety of these French citizens."
Interviews
Every peace process of this sort is really about where do you draw the line between peace and justice. The instructions that I gave my negotiators were to try to achieve as much justice as possible that will allow us to have peace.
Interviews
Canada denounces the illegal and immoral practice of arbitrary detention in the strongest possible terms. It needs to stop.
Europe
"While the coalition of women's movements in Latin America may have begun as a series of tweets and hashtags, it has now transitioned into a global resistance movement that provides strategies and services across borders."
Summer 2017
Summer 2017
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka is the UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director for UN Women. Originally published in Summer 2017.
Winter 2017
Interviews
"Standing up for and promoting human rights, democracy, and the rule of law is a key priority of Swedish foreign policy."
Interviews
Latvia's Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkēvičs shares his insights on disinformation, cybersecurity, human rights, and energy resiliency.