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Analysis of An Absence of Governance & Multilateral Cooperation in Combating Environmental Degradation
– A Review of the Lake Chad Basin Development (LCBDC) & The Nile River Basin (NRB) Countries – Olusegun Ehinfun, MBA PhD. Candidate and Paul R. Sachs, PhD, MBA Summary: Balancing national interest, regional collaboration and economic sustainability will be even more important in a world where climate change affects the distribution of key resources such as water. Leaders must be proactive in…
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#Cooperation#Environment#Environmental Degradation#Governance#Lake Chad Basin#LCB#Multilaterism#NILE River Basin#NRB
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Makes me so sad that the ☮️ is just called tbe “peace sign” and has been completely stripped of its political meaning. Also really sad that antinuclear activism seems to have fallen out of vogue.
#anyway. join the CND.#not wanting the life on earth eradicated shouldn’t be a fringe political opinion. we should care much more about multilateral disarmament
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my plants are doing so much better now that i’m bottom watering them again. here they are in their hydration station (my kitchen sink)
#aa#the money plant is wrapped in wire because it was multilateral a year ago i’ve started slowly unwrapping it#plants not present are my sister’s fig tree (too freaking big) and my 3/4 year old pothos cutting
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Dynamic Daily Booster Table (TTCC DBT) for 2024-04-24, Wealthy Wednesday, 🤝🕊️ International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace | 🦮 International Guide Dog Day | 😱 Scream Day | 💼 Administrative Professionals Day
#Toontown#TTCC DBT#Wealthy Wednesday#TTCC#Toonblr#Toontag#Corporate Clash#Toontown Corporate Clash#International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace#International Guide Dog Day#Scream Day#Administrative Professionals Day
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Chinese Senior Diplomat Calls To Resist Cold War Mentality At BRICS Security Meetings
— Global Times Staff Reporters | July 25, 2023
Photo: BRICS. VCG
Cyber security as well as other threats in traditional and non-traditional security fields have taken the spotlight at the ongoing meetings of BRICS countries in Johannesburg, South Africa, as analysts said that amid growing global uncertainties, more developing countries are seeking to improve solidarity to jointly tackle challenges to their development under the auspices of the BRICS mechanism.
While attending the 13th Meeting of BRICS National Security Advisers and High Representatives on National Security in Johannesburg, South Africa on Tuesday, senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi said that after more than 10 years of development, the BRICS has become an important platform for emerging market countries and developing countries to unite and self-development.
Under the new situation, we must grasp the future development direction of the BRICS countries, further strengthen political mutual trust and strategic coordination, continue to provide international public goods that meet the requirements of the times, and strive to translate the BRICS spirit of openness, inclusiveness, and win-win cooperation into practical actions, and polish the "golden brand" of BRICS cooperation, Wang said.
To deal with the current global security challenges and solve the security dilemma, Wang also called for countries to resist unilateralism, hegemony and oppose "decoupling" and "double standards" and oppose Cold War mentality and zero-sum game.
Analysts said that the ongoing meetings for security advisors and senior diplomats from BRICS countries and "Friends of BRICS" underscored the security concerns of developing countries and new emerging economies over the destructive activities, "color revolutions" and cyber attacks plotted by some countries who have posed great threats to the stable development of developing countries and global peace.
Aside from expressing their concerns over traditional and non-traditional security fields, BRICS countries and developing countries are seeking to improve solidarity to jointly tackle development challenges under the BRICS mechanism, which will also be part of the build-up to the 15th BRICS Summit in South Africa to be held from August 22 to 24, they noted.
On Monday, a meeting, which was held under the theme of "Cyber security is increasingly becoming a challenge for developing countries," is also being attended by Minister in the Presidency of South Africa Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, Chief Adviser of the Presidency of Brazil Celso Luiz Nunes Amorim, Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Nikolai Patrushev, National Security Adviser Ajit Doval of India and representatives of Belarus, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Burundi, the United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan, Cuba and other countries.
Security Concerns Under Spotlight
During the Tuesday meeting, Wang, member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and also director of the Office of the CPC Central Commission for Foreign Affairs, said that the "Global South" is a collection of emerging market countries and developing countries, reflecting our collective rise on the international stage. Countries in the "Global South" face the important mission of resisting the external intervention and maintaining political security and regime security.
Wang Yi said that unity is strength, action is direction, and openness is motivation. China is willing to work with BRICS partners to support each other's efforts to maintain national security and stability, and to carry out more practical cooperation in dealing with international security challenges, so that the world can hear more BRICS voices and witness a greater role of the BRICS.
Senior officials on security from BRICS countries also exchanged in-depth views on issues such as current security challenges, anti-terrorism and cyber security, food and water security, and energy security, and reached broad consensus, according to a release from Chinese Foreign Ministry.
The issue of cyber security has been discussed at length at the ongoing BRICS meeting as some Western countries have intensified using the internet to conduct destructive activities in other countries, including inciting domestic riots, fooling the public or organizing cyber attacks on governmental departments, which have posed threats to developing countries' stability and development, Song Zhongping, a Chinese military expert and TV commentator, told the Global Times on Tuesday.
The meeting on security, together with other meetings in various fields, will lay the groundwork for the leaders' summit in August, as the BRICS mechanism is a cooperative mechanism beyond economic and security fields, and whether it is regarding traditional or non-traditional fields, it would safeguard development and cooperation in other areas, Song said.
This year's BRICS summit will focus on improving cooperation between BRICS members and African countries in technology, economy and other fields, and security would also be the basis for cooperation, said Song.
South Africa has invited the heads of state of all African countries to the summit, which is themed as "BRICS and Africa: Partnership for Mutually Accelerated Growth, Sustainable Development, and Inclusive Multilateralism." The summit is anticipated to discuss how BRICS countries can better work with African countries, media reported.
Security is the core concern for the financial cooperation of BRICS countries and other developing countries. This is also why BRICS countries are studying the potential use of alternative currencies to the US dollar, analysts said.
For the past months, many media, especially those from the West and the US, have reported that BRICS countries are seeking to shift from the dollar in mutual trade to avoid becoming "victim" to sanctions. For example, in April, Bloomberg reported that Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called on BRICS countries to come up with an alternative to the dollar in foreign trade.
South Africa, the BRICS chair, has put the stability of the global financial system as a priority for the BRICS meetings, as BRICS countries and developing countries have been put in an unfavorable position that would be affected by global financial hegemony, Wang Lei, director of the Center for BRICS Cooperation Studies at Beijing Normal University, told the Global Times.
However, de-dollarization is not the core mission of BRICS countries and what they want is to make the global financial system fairer and more inclusive, and to better reflect the major changes that have happened in the global governing system, Wang Lei said.
Against the backdrop of the continuous Russia-Ukraine conflict and drastic global changes unseen in a century, developing countries are seeking to inject more stable and secure impetus to the world and to promote the international governing system to be more inclusive and better reflect their interests. However, the US and some Western media have smeared their efforts, analysts said.
What BRICS countries are working toward is not to compete with the US for its hegemony, but to build a multipolar world in which each country's concerns on security, economy and developments can be respected by others - this may also be the reason for the US and West's increasing worries of the growing influence and attractiveness of BRICS, Song said.
#BRICS#South Africa 🇿🇦#Cold War Mentality#Decoupling#Double Standards#Cyber Security#Global South#China 🇨🇳#Mutually Accelerated Growth#Sustainable Development#Multilateralism#Bloomberg#Brazil 🇧🇷#President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva#Global Times#Alternative Currencies#US Dollar 🇺🇸
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MULTILATERALISM
Multilateralism has been fundamental in maintaining peace and prosperity since the end of World War II. International organisations like the United Nations have played a central role in preventing conflicts and promoting stability.
Financial Stability: Multilateral cooperation has been critical in addressing global financial crises and promoting international financial stability. Institutions like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) work to stabilize the global economy through multilateral efforts.
The article focuses on Multilateralism, where several countries are involved in pinpointing similar problems and making cooperative steps to eradicate these problems. It contains the involvement of at least 3 countries or more than that. Our respected faculty have observed and approved this article.
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(via More to the floor: the decade the dancefloor was decolonised | Dance music | The Guardian)
“...multilateral club scenes from Latin America, Africa and east Asia have come to define the global underground, each pressing their native sounds towards the razor’s edge with confidence and technical prowess”.
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3 SIGNIFICATI PER CONOSCERCI MEGLIO
La parola IDEA è un acronimo formato dalle iniziali delle parole
International Development Exchange Association.
Essa identifica un processo collaborativo che unisce le forze dei singoli membri in un circuito comune al fine di sostenere un unico obiettivo, non realizzabile dal singolo e che vada in ogni direzione, quindi MULTILATERAL.
CHI SIAMO?
Il progetto !dea Multilateral nasce nel 2018 da un’intuizione di Cristina Ficorella e Marco Reato, per far fronte alle crisi economiche cicliche attraverso un network multilaterale organizzato, i cui strumenti sono l’app. e il portale, riservato alle imprese, ai liberi professionisti ed alle partite IVA.
Nel 2022 si aggiunge al team Fabiano Brevetti.
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RULES BASED INTERNATIONAL ORDER - IMPLICATIONS & ALTERNATIVES
https://rumble.com/v5xu0jn-rules-based-international-order-implications-and-alternatives.html
This video explores the nebulous "Rules-Based International Order," critiquing its lack of formal legal basis and its alignment with Western interests. The selective application of these rules, often favoring Western agendas, has led to debates about their legitimacy. The BRICS summit in Kazan, expanding to include new members like Egypt and Iran, showcased a shift towards a more sovereign and multilateral global approach, contrasting with the perceived Western imperialism. This event highlights criticisms of the order's selective enforcement, promotion of Western ideals, and cultural superiority, increasingly questioned in global forums. Emerging powers advocate for a world where international law is universally applied, promoting economic cooperation and cultural diversity without Western dominance.
#RulesBasedOrder#InternationalLaw#BRICS#GlobalPolitics#WesternImperialism#SelectiveEnforcement#Multilateralism#GlobalCooperation#CulturalDiversity#Geopolitics#Sovereignty#EconomicCooperation#Legitimacy#GlobalSouth#WesternDominance
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PRIMA PAGINA Globo di Oggi giovedì, 21 novembre 2024
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(Panel 2) The challenges of francophonie in peacekeeping – Observatory Boutros-Ghali for peacekeeping.
This French-language seminar will look into the state of play of the contribution of French-speaking troop- and police-contributing countries to peace operations, and discuss future prospects for their involvement in this multilateral tool.
(Panel 2) The challenges of francophonie in peacekeeping – Observatory Boutros-Ghali for peacekeeping
#peacekeeping#peacekeepers#military police#uniformed personnel#military personnel#peace operations#future prospects#panel discussion#unhq#Multilateralism
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#Sustainable Development#SDGs#Education#UN Transforming Education Summit#UNSG#Partnership for Development#Multilateral Partnerships
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Líderes da APEC enfatizam importância da cooperação multilateral
Lima, Peru, 17 de novembro de 2024, Kyodo News – Os líderes do Fórum de Cooperação Econômica Ásia-Pacífico (APEC) adotaram neste sábado (16) uma declaração de cúpula que enfatiza a importância da cooperação multilateral. O documento surge em meio a crescentes preocupações sobre o protecionismo, especialmente diante da iminente posse do presidente eleito dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump. A cúpula…
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The Economic Impact of a Kamala Harris Presidency: U.S. and Global Perspectives
The prediction that Kamala Harris could win the U.S. elections has sparked discussions across various fields, including politics, economics, and international relations. While predictions, particularly those based on astrology, are not grounded in empirical evidence, it is an interesting exercise to explore the potential impacts that a Kamala Harris presidency could have on both the U.S. economy…
#2024 U.S. Elections#Climate Change#Corporate Tax#Environmental Policy#Global Financial Markets#Global Trade#Green Economy#Healthcare Reform#Income Inequality#Infrastructure Investment#International Relations#Job Creation#Kamala Harris#Multilateralism#National Debt#Renewable Energy#Social Welfare#Tax Policy#U.S. Economy#U.S.-China Relations#World Economy
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Women's Leadership in Multilateral Diplomacy.
Watch the Commemorative Event to mark the International Day of Women in Diplomacy 2024!
Theme: Women's Leadership in Multilateral Diplomacy.
#Multilateral Diplomacy#Women's leadership#united nations trusteeship council#unhq#diplomacy#diplomatic relations#women's role#multilateralism
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