Leadership

Multilateralism in an Age of Transactional Sovereignty

As states pay a greater price for their sovereign choices, Aarathi Krishnan explores how a new Secretary-General can help governments defend their space…

Sep 29 • RAKSHA Intelligence Futures

The Triage Game: Own, Delegate, or Drop

Episode 9 of World’s Toughest Job

Sep 29 • [Re]Group

41:21

The Four Tribes of Global Governance

From Fed-Up Pragmatists to Impatient Allies, we crunched the polling data on what the world wants from the next UN Secretary-General

Sep 22 • Mariana Samayoa Martinez and David Steven

Global Governance on Fire

When better delivery isn’t the answer

Aug 4 • [Re]Group

What the Polls Tell the Next Secretary-General

The global public expresses belief and hope, but doubts on delivery

Jul 14 • Mariana Samayoa Martinez and George Hampton

What Kind of Leader Can Save the UN?

Four takeaways from our new podcast, the World's Toughest Job

Apr 30 • David Steven

What Kind of Leader Does the UN Need Right Now?

Episode 1 of the World's Toughest Job podcast

Apr 28 • [Re]Group

38:29

Nostalgia Is Not a Strategy

How middle powers can save multilateralism

Apr 27 • [Re]Group

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