Morning Multilateralism
Wednesday, June 24 2020
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres blasts “total lack of cooperation” in developing an international pandemic response; plus, Guterres urges Israel to back away from annexation plans.
An attack on the peacekeeping force in Democratic Republic of Congo leaves an Indonesian peacekeeper dead.
The European Union may exclude travelers from the United States as it contemplates reopening.
During trilateral discussion, Russia reportedly reiterates its support for India becoming a permanent Security Council member.
South Korea’s trade minister launches bid to become first female leader of the World Trade Organization.
Iran’s president promises “stern response” to International Atomic Energy Agency’s demand for greater access to nuclear sites.
A discussion about the status and significance of Gambia’s genocide case against Myanmar at the International Court of Justice.
In the face of new U.S. sanctions, more than sixty International Criminal Court member states reaffirm support for the institution.
Beyond the WHO: Former UK prime minister David Cameron advocates new global virus surveillance organization (subscription required).
NATO secretary general urges more German leadership in the alliance.
Senior official at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is bullish on Indonesia’s economy