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Most countries need the UN more than ever—just not this UN

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By Rebeca Grynspan
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
States are pulling against the ties that hold the world together. Trade volume is at an all-time high, yet protectionism has hit levels unseen in a generation. Conflicts claim nearly a quarter of a million lives a year—double the toll of a decade ago—and are increasingly connected through the very systems that drive global prosperity. Interdependence itself, a defining achievement of the post-war order, has become its most contested terrain. Consider the Strait of Hormuz.
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UNO sucht neuen Generalsekretär: Costa-Ricanerin führt nach erster Probeabstimmung

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By Rebeca Grynspan, Rafael Grossi, Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett
| eXXpress
Die Wirtschaftswissenschaftlerin Rebeca Grynspan soll bei der ersten geheimen Testabstimmung die meisten Stimmen erhalten haben. Den zweiten Platz belegte demnach die UNO-Botschafterin Guyanas, Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett. Auf Rang drei folgt Rafael Grossi, der derzeit die Internationale Atomenergiebehörde (IAEA) leitet. Offiziell veröffentlicht werden die Ergebnisse der Probeabstimmungen nicht.
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In an uncertain trade landscape, cooperation still delivers

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By Rebeca Grynspan
| Blueprint Verified
Despite heightened trade tensions and policy volatility, global trade and growth demonstrated notable resilience in 2025. Supply chains continued to adjust, markets remained connected, even as pressures weighed more heavily on smaller and more vulnerable economies. Uncertainty has not disappeared in 2026. Strategic rivalry and policy adjustments continue to test the international trading environment.
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