Morning Multilateralism
Thursday, June 4 2020
UN Security Council moves to wind down the joint UN-African Union peacekeeping mission in the Darfur region of Sudan; plus, UN envoy talks with Libyan faction.
Into the fire: India appoints a new representative to the World Trade Organization, as it wrestles with appellate body crisis and leadership vacuum.
After a pause, the World Health Organization resumes hydroxychloroquine testing.
As Germany assumes EU presidency, it links recovery funds with respect for democratic values.
Pulling together: Is the Covid-19 crisis strengthening the African Union?
As it encourages production cuts, OPEC and allied countries mull holding a ministerial meeting.
ASEAN and Australia talk about tightening ties.
International Monetary Fund approves $99 million loan package for Mongolia.