Newsclick India owed the highest in unpaid dues for UN peacekeeping As financial woes burden the UN, it is struggling to repay troop and police contributing countries like India and support its peacekeeping missions across the world.
The Wire UN's green award for Modi comes despite criticism of environmental record Asked about the contradictory actions of UN agencies, staffers say UN bodies may not necessarily coordinate and in some cases even be aware of each other’s work.
Newslaundry Why Sushma Swaraj’s UN speech was a missed chance Instead of presenting an internationalist vision at the UN General Assembly, India's External Affairs Minister, Sushma Swaraj played to the gallery at home.
Al Jazeera With no formal schools or jobs, young Rohingya left in lurch Despair and frustration bogs down Rohingya refugees as they face a future with no access to formal education or jobs.
Caravan Magazine Why India’s commitment to nuclear disarmament is “merely rhetorical” India champions itself as a leader of nuclear disarmament, but fails to walk the talk.
The Wire How the UN Cast out Caste, Leaving Dalits Behind The Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the international community promise to ‘leave no one behind’ but by omitting any mention of caste, they have cast aside the dalits
