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Six years ago, Thitiwatt Sirasjtakorn learned that he was HIV positive, a point in his life when he struggled to understand what this meant and had

As 2021 begins, for the third week in a row, the number of new COVID-19 cases globally has fallen. But over the past year, we have seen countries

1.9 billion people in Asia and the Pacific cannot afford a healthy diet. I’m struck by the painful irony of that statistic. The humanity of it. Asia

2020 was a global annus horribilis – a year of death, disaster and despair. The COVID-19 pandemic unleashed havoc in every country and every economy

Since COVID-19 changed our world forever, expressions of alarm and fear have comingled with optimism and hope. Across our planet, our global community

COVID-19 is like a rainstorm, a thunderous and powerful rainstorm all over the world. If we didn’t know before, we certainly know now just where the

I am deeply humbled in joining you to honour the legendary Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I thank the King Center for your invitation. 2020 was a year of

Our world has reached a heart-wrenching milestone: the COVID-19 pandemic has now claimed two million lives. Behind this staggering number are names

The United Nations was founded in 1945, in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War. But its origins lie in the darkest hours of that conflict

2021 must be the year to reconcile humanity with nature. Until now, we have been destroying our planet. We have been abusing it as if we had a spare

“Women hold up half the sky,” so the saying goes and it is certainly true that remittances from women migrant workers bolster the economy of many

A poet and composer named Jotamont wrote that the islands of Cabo Verde are “ten little grains of land” in the middle of the Atlantic—a small