Mukesh Kapila

The Refugee Convention was born into a very different world, and it's no longer enough

We can't control what happens below the ground. What we can is how we respond

The history of the office should be a warning for candidates looking to succeed Antonio Guterres next January

AI can bring efficiency to aid delivery but cannot be coded to make moral choices

But to do so, the international system needs to end the trend of doing less-with-less

From refugee crises to disrupted aid routes, the conflict's human cost is accelerating worldwide

Healthcare agencies face many challenges but financing doesn't have to be one of them

New norms and laws are necessary as the world transitions away from a rules-based order

Before finding a new development strategy, it's important to understand the rise and fall of the global goals

A globally agreed framework for sustainable development is faltering with barely a third of targets on track

Ali Kushayb was guilty of 27 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes committed between August 2003 and March 2004

It is vital to ensure unpalatable truths from the two-year-long conflict are not buried

Eighty years after its formation the Second World War the UN body faces more than one challenge, including several wars

Countering the weaponisation of food requires limiting the duration of wars

The sanctity of national boundaries is a recent innovation against history’s repeated wars over land that has strong symbolic value everywhere