Morgan Lorraine Viña

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United Nations (UN) Archives

1 week ago | aei.org | Danielle Pletka |Brett Schaefer |Morgan Lorraine Viña

Op-Ed The UN’s Corrupt Stewardship of Palestinian Aid Post Trump Has a Haiti Problem Op-Ed Don’t Default to Polisario on Sahrawi Representation Op-Ed It’s Time to End the Houthi Stranglehold Over Humanitarian Aid Op-Ed Trump Should Cut the UN’s Funding Until It Aligns with US Priorities Op-Ed To cut waste, eliminate failed UN peacekeeping operations Working Paper The US Should Freeze and Adjust UN Contributions to Support American Priorities Op-Ed The United Nations needs DOGE even more than...
Tag Archive: Foreign aid

1 month ago | aei.org | Brett Schaefer |Morgan Lorraine Viña |Marc Thiessen

Post Trump Has a Haiti Problem Op-Ed To Counter China, Donald Trump Should Cut Aid to Pakistan Op-Ed A Move So MAGA It Was Championed by . . . Bill Clinton’s Secretary of State?
Actions by the United Nations Undermine Israel's Right to Self-Defense

Jan 5, 2024 | jinsa.org | Morgan Lorraine Viña |Yoni Tobin

| Share: Israel’s military response to Hamas’s October 7 terrorist attack has drawn a swift response from the United Nations. Since October 16, there have been 16 UN Security Council sessions and 10 resolutions drafted by member states on the conflict. However, instead of condemning Hamas for its horrific acts of terror, UN officials and member states have repeatedly condemned Israel.
The Abraham Accords Deserve a Special Envoy, Not More Bureaucracy

Jul 17, 2023 | jinsa.org | John Hannah |Morgan Lorraine Viña

The Hill | Share: First, the good news: Two and half years after entering office, the Biden administration has finally appointed a senior official to focus on advancing the Abraham Accords — the series of landmark deals normalizing relations between Israel and four Arab states that former President Donald Trump brokered in late 2020.
The Abraham Accords deserve a special envoy, not more bureaucracy

Jul 15, 2023 | thehill.com | John Hannah |Morgan Lorraine Viña

First, the good news: Two and half years after entering office, the Biden administration has finally appointed a senior official to focus on advancing the Abraham Accords — the series of landmark deals normalizing relations between Israel and four Arab states that former President Donald Trump brokered in late 2020. The official, Daniel Shapiro, is a well-regarded diplomat and Middle East expert who served as President Barack Obama’s ambassador to Israel. The not-so-good news?
Biden’s Decision To Rejoin UN Culture Agency Sets Up a Showdown in the Next Congress

Jul 11, 2023 | nysun.com | Morgan Lorraine Viña

President Biden’s rejoining of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization — a move that becomes official today — is consistent with his dubious position that it’s better for America to be a part of a club, despite its deficiencies, than outside it. This, however, comes at a price — half a billion dollars.
Personnel Is Power: Why China Is Winning At The United Nations

Jul 7, 2023 | jinsa.org | Morgan Lorraine Viña

19FortyFive | Share: In the new era of strategic competition, international organizations have become a battleground for amassing influence and establishing international norms. Countries compete against one another not only by asserting power through the United Nations General Assembly, the Security Council, or other UN organizations but also through employment of their nationals in the UN system.
Personnel Is Power: Why China Is Winning at the United Nations

Jul 6, 2023 | heritage.org | Morgan Lorraine Viña

In the new era of strategic competition, international organizations have become a battleground for amassing influence and establishing international norms. Countries compete against one another not only by asserting power through the United Nations General Assembly, the Security Council, or other U.N. organizations but also through employment of their nationals in the U.N. system.
Personnel Is Power: Why China Is Winning at the United Nations

Jun 29, 2023 | 19fortyfive.com | Morgan Lorraine Viña |Brett Schaefer

In the new era of strategic competition, international organizations have become a battleground for amassing influence and establishing international norms. Countries compete against one another not only by asserting power through the United Nations General Assembly, the Security Council, or other UN organizations but also through employment of their nationals in the UN system.