Alexandra Novosseloff

Débat du jour - Conseil de la Paix : le nouvel ONU ? Ce jeudi se tient à Washington la session inaugurale du Conseil de paix. Cette organisation créée et présidée par Donald Trump initialement dans le but de superviser la reconstruction de Gaza ambition...

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L’Onu est-elle encore utile ? Pour cette spécialiste, « aucun État ne peut affronter seul les défis globaux » Alexandra Novosseloff, chercheuse associée au Centre Thucydide et spécialiste des Nations unies, estime que, malgré ses faiblesses, l'Organisation des Nations u

Alexandra Novosseloff, chercheuse associée au Centre Thucydide et spécialiste des Nations unies, estime que, malgré ses faiblesses, l'Organisation des Nations unies reste indispensable face aux enjeux mondiaux. À condition que les États acceptent de la réinvestir.

« 80 ans après : l'Onu, l'utopie désenchantée », à retrouver sur kiosque.lavie.fr

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Parlons-en, les invités - À quoi sert encore l'ONU ? Parlons-en avec Sylvie Bermann, Alexandra Novosseloff et Anne Corpet Alors que l'Assemblée générale des Nations unies se poursuit encore plusieurs jours avec sa litanie de discours des dirigeants du monde entier, c'est dans la très grande tour de verre de New York que…

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Gaza, Ukraine : les pressions internationales peuvent-elles forcer la paix ? Les sanctions et pressions internationales sont-elles efficaces ? La reprise de l'aide humanitaire à Gaza est-elle le fruit de pressions internationales ? Les sanctions prises à l'égard de la Russie o...

Merci au juriste @jsoufi.bsky.social la politiste @desachenka.bsky.social et l'ancien ambassadeur en Israël Eric Danon d'avoir réfléchi hier dans @questionsdusoir.bsky.social aux pressions internationales et aux sanctions qui pourraient mettre fin aux guerres en Ukraine et à Gaza !

Ahmede Hussain on Bangladesh After the Monsoon Revolution “The most significant challenge facing Bangladesh right now isn’t from the street or the public, but from the ruling elites themselves, particularly some of the major political parties.”

“The most significant challenge facing Bangladesh right now isn’t from the street or the public, but from the ruling elites themselves, particularly some of the major political parties.”

At Two-State Solution Conference, LI:
- reaffirms the two-State solution as the only path to peace
- condemns starvation of civilians and obstruction of aid in Gaza, and occupation in the West Bank, which violate intl law
- calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire and release of all hostages

The Roots of the Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict The acrimonious dispute, which flared into violence last week, concerns much more than a few square kilometers of rugged territory.

A primer on the Cambodia-Thailand conflict - and why shooting broke out on July 24.

A Kashmir Diary: War Ravaged Families Await Relief as Statehood Remains Elusive While common Kashmiris wait for statehood that will empower the Omar Abdullah government they elected, families affected by the recent India-Pakistan war languish.

While common Kashmiris wait for statehood that will empower the Omar Abdullah government they elected, families affected by the recent India-Pakistan war languish.

Devex Newswire: How the UN’s financial future keeps getting worse Devex Newswire: How the UN’s financial future keeps getting worse

The United Nations takes more hits to its finances; how a rights funder ended up backing an anti-rights charity; and four ways development can use AI.

Text: The Process for Selecting the Secretary-General of the United Nations. Mark Simonoff, Senior Fellow. CIC logo on top left. "New Policy Brief" and "Read Now" in buttons on the top and bottom left. Background photo: Photo of the UN from the East River perspective behind a purple/gray fade.

🗳️ How has the process to select the next #UN Secretary-General evolved—and what reforms are being considered?

#NYUCIC Senior Fellow @marksimonoff.bsky.social explains in a new brief.

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#Multilateralism

New on the #RLI blog: Part one of a new series on the Availability of #DurableSolutions for #SyrianRefugees.

'Durable Disillusionment: (Ir)Relevance of Solutions in Protracted Crises' by Shaddin Almasri, Jasmin Lilian Diab and Nicholas Maple

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Alexei Navalny’s Prison Diaries The Russian opposition leader’s account of his last years and his admonition to his country and the world.

Pursued relentlessly by the government of Vladimir Putin, the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died in prison. He left behind an account of his final years—and an admonition to his country and the world.

UNFPA staff in uproar over cooperation agreement with Israel UNFPA staff in uproar over cooperation agreement with Israel

A petition says the move puts the agency’s “reputation, credibility, and neutrality at risk.”

Thoughts on the UN80 mandate review TL;DR: it's a trap!

I'm giving Substack a try. In my first post, I argue that the #UN80 mandate review is a distraction that is unlikely to yield actionable insights on how to address duplication and redundancy within the UN.

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In Defense of Reformed Multilateralism

In Defense of Reformed Multilateralism www.passblue.com/2025/06/24/i...

Now the afternoon session, with a separate live stream:
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Pour notre dernière série de la saison, Cultures Monde va s’intéresser la semaine prochaine à 4 deltas et à leurs enjeux

💥 Delta du Danube : au rythme de la guerre

🏜️ Delta du Nil : la conquête du désert

🛢️ Delta du Niger : infiltrations pétrolières

🌾 Delta du Mékong : la submersion des rizières

UNHCR is operational and committed to stay and deliver in the region and preparing emergency relief supplies. With Iran already hosting 3.5M refugees, further escalation risks overwhelming fragile support systems.

The time to de-escalate is now.

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«Ce que j’ai vu, je dois le raconter»: parole d'Olivier Dubois, reporter captif d'Al-Qaïda au Sahel | Au Poste, média indépendant 100% Live & Libre Horizons XXI | Pendant presque deux ans, le journaliste Olivier Dubois (Libération, Jeune Afrique, Le Point…) a été l'otage de Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin, une filiale d'Al-Qaïda au Sahel. Da...

«Ce que j’ai vu, je dois le raconter»: parole d'Olivier Dubois, reporter captif d'Al-Qaïda au Sahel | Nouvelle belle collaboration de @auposte.fr et @afriquexxi.bsky.social

Opinion: Why we don’t mix humanitarian aid with military operations Opinion: Why we don’t mix humanitarian aid with military operations

Staffed by armed contractors instead of experienced humanitarians, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s militarized aid model has rightly been condemned by the U.N., Oxfam, and others for violating core humanitarian principles.

10 Years of Rohingya Refugees Stranded at Sea Today, Rohingya seeking asylum are still being beaten, extorted, and left to die, while the violence and repression pushing them from their homes has surged. 

Today, Rohingya seeking asylum are still being beaten, extorted, and left to die, while the violence and repression pushing them from their homes has surged.

The end of aid: What The Global South needs to do Six key actions countries can take – and should have taken a long time ago – if they are to liberate themselves from dependence on foreign aid.

Themrise Khan enumerates 6 key actions the Global South can take if it wants to make good on claims of using the Donald Trump-induced aid cuts as an opportunity for self-reliance and liberation from long-running dependence.

"The two Israeli soldiers who spoke to the AP... said commanders were aware of the use of human shields and tolerated it, with some giving orders to do so"

"it was referred to as the “mosquito protocol” and that Palestinians were also referred to as “wasps”

Bill Gates’ big announcement, and Trump’s budget proposal Bill Gates’ big announcement, and Trump’s budget proposal

For the latest episode of our podcast series, Rumbi Chakamba sits down with Sara Jerving and Elissa Miolene to discuss the top global development stories of the week.

Devant la CIJ, la secrétaire générale adjointe aux affaires juridiques de l’ONU, Elinor Hammarskjöld, a rappelé les obligations d'Israël en vertu du droit international : celle de permettre et de faciliter l’acheminement de l’aide humanitaire à la population gazaouie.

State-building and the recognition of a right to statehood: international involvement in post-1999 Kosovo Informed by a novel conceptualization of the recognition of a right to statehood and its relation to state-building, this study explores under what conditions international organizations contribute...

Delighted to share my new article. I explore the relationship between state recognition & state-building through a study of #UN & #EU involvement in #Kosovo to better grasp how states are built/recognised in conflict-affected areas.

Free to access!

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Terror Attack Shatters Kashmir’s Myth of Peace: Voices From the Valley New Delhi believed its own narrative – that peace had returned to the Kashmir Valley. That myth was shattered on April 22.

New Delhi believed its own narrative – that peace had returned to the Kashmir Valley. That myth was shattered on April 22.