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Paper Calls for Centralized Criteria for Crisis Lending
September 14, 2016
Beatrice Weder di Mauro of the Centre for International Governance Innovation writes that, as current president of the G-20 group of countries, the German government should work toward the establishment of harmonized criteria and requirements for access to the "global safety net" of international crisis lending.
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Aid Groups Suspend Work with UN on Syria
September 14, 2016
George Russell reports that 73 nongovernmental organizations providing relief to areas in Syria outside the control of the Bashar Al-Assad regime have broken off coordination with UN relief efforts in light of concerns that these efforts are linked to the Assad government.
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ILO Praises China's "Social Protection" Model
September 14, 2016
In a recent conference in Beijing, Director-General of the International Labour Organization Guy Ryder lauded China's policies of "universal social protection," including a health insurance and pension system, as a model for other developing countries in East Asia and elsewhere to follow.
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Experts Call for Delay in ICANN Transition
September 14, 2016
Brett Schaefer of the Heritage Foundation and homeland security consultant Paul Rosenzweig list several reasons why the US government should rethink the timing of its transfer of control of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers to a global multi-stakeholder body, including the danger of influence by authoritarian governments on internet regulation.
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BRICS Seeks to Challenge Western Global Governance
September 14, 2016
A profile of the BRICS grouping of countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa - by Huifang Tian of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences makes clear the group's intent to establish a system of global governance on economic issues that rivals that of current institutions, such as the G-20 group of countries, dominated by Western governments.
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