The German delegate of the ILO talked about its framework for a migrant plan and how they plan to have more migrants to have more equity with citizens in the country. Kylie Maria Tan Kai Lee | SZ International During the International Labour Organisation meeting on migrant workers, it is fascinating to note that many countries have come up with various ways to go about their labour protection laws. Many delegates of other countries have explicitly said that the problem was in

Dulam Harshita Sai | The Moscow Times Wealthy countries simply push accountability measures for aid recipients while conveniently avoiding scrutiny of their own political interests. The UNDP session on economic sustainability and having a clear stance on aid shows repetition. Wealthy donor nations are talking about accountability and good governance while smaller countries struggle to get a word in about who really controls development. Nigeria kicked things off with a propos

Rochelle Tanujoyo | The Hankyoreh The World Health Assembly has changed significantly in one day of committee sessions. From many proposed solutions, two have emerged that intend to fully tackle the complex issue that is medical tourism. On Day 3, the World Health Assembly sifted through all the proposed solutions, and two draft resolutions are in the making. The first one from the bloc led by Japan that includes delegates of nations like Nigeria, the US, Belgium and more. Th

Intan Khairiah Adilah Binte Abdullah | The Business Times PREPMUN HEADQUARTERS - Directors of the World Bank are facing a fast-paced economic issue which has been plaguing all nations, climate change. Despite the emergence of the fastest and biggest economic headwind of the 21st century, global financing frameworks remain dangerously misaligned with the scale of the threat. The Potsdam Institute estimates that climate damages could hit US$38 trillion annually by 2050, a figur