UN Human Rights Council Should Respond to Sudan Crisis

Since fighting broke out in Khartoum on April 15 between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), both military forces have deployed throughout populated areas.

A Chance for Justice in Burundi

The arrest of Burundi’s former prime minister, Alain Guillaume Bunyoni, should be followed by a full judicial investigation of abuses by the country’s security forces during his time in power, leading to the prosecution and fair trial of anyone responsible for serious crimes. Bunyoni rose through the ranks

WHO is forging ahead with plans to implement a Global Digital Health Certificate

The proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (“IHR”) are a completely different set of proposals to the “Pandemic Treaty” that will not need to be signed by any President or Prime Minister, nor would the proposed amendments require the advice and consent of the Senate or Parliament. Amendments to

Washington Post: Mayorkas Plans Global Migrant Pipeline

President Joe Biden may open a welcome center for global migrants in the South American country of Colombia, according to a report in the Washington Post.

A history of Davos meetings in context of events at the time

This is a tour down memory lane and explores the history of the World Economic Forum (“WEF”).  It has been shaping and shaped by geopolitics for decades.  Leaders from around the world gather at Davos to set aside their differences and speak a common language, reaffirming their commitment to a