Global Nation

Global Nation is a think-do tank working to build global solidarity and promote dignity to help overcome humanity’s biggest challenges.

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

📘 OUT NOW: Climate & Health – Priorities & Best Practices Report

The climate crisis is a health crisis. This report shares 10 global case studies & urgent actions to protect climate-ready health systems.

🔗 Read: https://t.co/GTMEeaHtmg

[Global Public Investment Network @GlobalPubInvt]

You are invited to attend an interactive dialogue between civil society experts & UN delegates happening at the FFD Forum & 4th PrepCom for FFD4, co-hosted by C4UN & the Impact Coalition on International Financial Architecture Reform & Financing for Development (IFA-FfD)

#FFDIV

[Democracy Without Borders @democracywb]

In the age of rogue giants, the world needs a middle power alliance to build a better rules-based global order and invigorate the United Nations, argues Hassan Damluji in this piece on our blog https://t.co/9hwBMobaEY

[Hassan Damluji @hassandamluji]

🧵 If you’re not the US, China or Russia – you're in big, big trouble...

The global order is being redrawn and middle powers are too weak to choose their fortunes.
But they have one better option than being steamrolled: creating a new coalition.

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[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

💡 Cutting foreign aid isn’t just a moral failure – it’s a short-sighted mistake that will hurt donor countries hard.

@hassandamluji on how slashing aid is fuelling conflict, migration, and economic decline for @trtworld 🔽

https://t.co/FtQ0GZQj6i

[Hassan Damluji @hassandamluji]

Cutting foreign aid isn’t just a moral failure – it’s a short-sighted mistake that will hurt donor countries.

My oped for TRT World…

https://t.co/H1kkxuJbvZ

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

📌 'How would a global alliance to defend the principles of international order work in practice?'

Read the second part of our series 'Crunch time for the middle powers' by @hassandamluji https://t.co/2Nz1ubqsdJ

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

📢 NEW #SUBSTACK | Welcome to 2025: can we thrive with less America?

This is the time to rethink how we tackle global challenges and build systems that are inclusive and resilient.

Read the full piece by @jonathanglennie @hassandamluji here 👇
https://t.co/zOkg55xiEt

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

🌍#Trump's 2025 return faces a transformed #MiddleEast. What will his presidency mean for regional peace and security?

🔗Read our Senior Fellow and Middle East Expert @MikeRStephens here: https://t.co/XXQcQqWkaW

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

As people continue to navigate the #USElection2024 results, here's a reminder of 6 tips for building #Unity amidst rising division in our societies. Read the full article by @alexevansUK via our substack https://t.co/pBN5TcAFxH

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

📢 Global Nation stands united with @GlblCtzn & civil society leaders worldwide in urging French decision-makers to safeguard France’s legacy of global solidarity.

[Global Citizen Impact @GlblCtznImpact]

📨 +50 organizations & activists rally around @ONECampaign, @GlblCtzn + @GHAFrance's call on 🇫🇷 to reverse its planned 35% cut in aid & preserve solidarity taxes. As Paris hosts #PPF & #COP29 starts, 🇫🇷 needs to stay coherent with its intl. commitments ⬇️
https://t.co/SpJa7PN4JR

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

🌍 With COP29 just around the corner, let us bring the power of ecological solidarity into focus.

Dr Youssef Mahmoud, Senior Adviser @ipinst sets out how it creates 'belonging without othering' and paves the way to a compassionate, sustainable future.

https://t.co/FlmNfSa3zV

[The Elders @TheElders]

STATEMENT: Failure to respect rule of law risks collapse of global stability

Elders urge prioritisation of diplomacy and renewed cooperation to resolve disputes and tackle existential threats.

Click 'Show more' to read the statement in full:

The Elders express their alarm at the escalating crises facing the world: a proliferation of conflicts, abuse of human rights and insufficient progress on protecting the planet.

The foundations of the post-1945 international order are rotting through neglect, complacency and sabotage, exacerbating the profound lack of trust between countries and a rise in violent conflicts. Hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians are dying as a result.

We struggle to find the words to convey our horror at the destruction unleashed by Israel’s government on the people of Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon in its disproportionate response to the terrorist attacks by Hamas. We remain outraged at Russia’s war of aggression on Ukraine, which grinds on relentlessly. And we are revolted by the scale of the killing, total impunity and humanitarian catastrophe in other countries, not least Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

This increasing chaos stems from various causes: violations of international law by many countries (including major powers) over many years, non-compliance and rejection of international agreements, and paralysis within the decision-making bodies charged with preventing and resolving conflicts.

The pursuit of national objectives by military means rather than diplomacy is precisely the opposite of what the architects of the United Nations intended, and what most people in the world still want, which is peace.

The failure of states – including the permanent members of the UN Security Council – to uphold their responsibilities has created a vacuum which geopolitical rivalry and bellicose confrontation is filling. Repeated vetoes on the Security Council are an abuse of the position of permanent members which is increasingly questioned in a multipolar world where other countries are playing a more constructive role.

The upcoming American presidential election will have long-lasting and global repercussions. Whoever wins on 5 November will bear a heavy responsibility to uphold the legacy of the USA as one of the principal creators of the multilateral system that has underpinned global peace and security since the Second World War.

All of humanity is confronted with existential threats – the climate and nature crisis, pandemics, nuclear weapons and unregulated Artificial Intelligence – that can only be addressed by countries defusing these geopolitical tensions and working together.

Leaders and citizens alike share a responsibility to reject this slide into disorder and anarchy and restore the peaceful resolution of disputes through diplomacy and the rule of law.

Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and Chair of The Elders

Ban Ki-moon, former UN Secretary-General and Deputy Chair of The Elders

Graça Machel, Founder of the Graça Machel Trust, Co-founder and Deputy Chair of The Elders

Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Prime Minister of Norway and former Director-General of the WHO

Helen Clark, former Prime Minister of New Zealand and former head of the UN Development Programme

Elbegdorj Tsakhia, former President and Prime Minister of Mongolia

Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Hina Jilani, Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and co-chair of the Taskforce on Justice

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former President of Liberia and Nobel Peace Laureate

Denis Mukwege, physician and human rights advocate, Nobel Peace Laureate

Juan Manuel Santos, former President of Colombia and Nobel Peace Laureate

Ernesto Zedillo, former President of Mexico

Web version: https://t.co/J1Txz5YbIK

[UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose @IIPP_UCL]

📍Happening today at #COP16!

The new GPI Global Missions Report, proposing a new architecture for international funding cooperation, will be launched today with a panel discussion.

🕔17:00 COT | 📍Blue Zone (Valle Del Pacífico) 🔗Read the report here: https://t.co/vANQesv5ld

[Mariana Mazzucato @MazzucatoM]

🚨 New report in time for #COP16Colombia

"Unblocking Climate & Biodiversity Finance: Global Public Investment for Global Missions" sets out a new financing agenda for our biggest climate & biodiversity challenges. With @jonathanglennie @dvortega & @patialemanyb we propose a mission-oriented approach to mobilise patient, long-term & directed international finance. Strong connections with our @watercommongood and @g20org reports launched this week at the @IMFnews @WorldBank Annual Meetings.

Read the full report here ➡️ https://t.co/dhdLIA8Rxq

@_GlobalNation @IIPP_UCL @michiganstateu

[Global Nation @_GlobalNation]

Global challenges need global solutions. 🌍 Our new report shows how Global Public Investment for global missions can unlock financing for #climate and #biodiversity.

#CooperarParaConservar
#COP16Colombia
#PazConLaNaturaleza

Read full report here: https://t.co/nQqTcdOh9T

[Winnie Byanyima @Winnie_Byanyima]

Today multilateralism is under threat. Some ask if it can work.

The global HIV response is proof that multilateralism works. Through partnership, solidarity.

There isn’t another way to solve global challenges.

@UNAIDS @PEPFAR @GlobalFund #hope #endAIDS
https://t.co/aQVzwXisXz

[Adrian Lovett @adrianlovett]

Chancellor @RachelReevesMP on cutting aid.

"It will diminish Britain.

It will reduce our power and influence for good in the world.

It will undermine our security at home too.

It’s about the country we are, and the country we want to be."

AGREED.

[Winnie Byanyima @Winnie_Byanyima]

We gather at a time when global crises threathen to overwhelm us, but we need not despair.

I come to you with a proven path, a path through which the world can overcome all challenges.

The AIDS response defines the path to success—a path of multilateralism and global solidarity.

#OurCommonFuture #UNGA79

[Global Public Investment Network @GlobalPubInvt]

The GPI Network Team was part of the @FordFoundation Global Governance program partners meeting this week that focused on strengthening partnerships and building new alliances around economic justice. We remain steadfast in our vision to build a strong civil society community.