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2023
4 Ways to Combat the Negative Impacts of Global Warming on Biodiversity
A multifaceted approach to mitigating the negative impacts of global warming and human activities on ecosystems
Where are Sri Lanka’s Missing Children?
13 years after the end of the Sri Lankan civil war, mothers of the disappeared are still searching for answers and justice.
Bye bye United Nations: A Jolly Good Move!
Angelina Jolie, has decided to quit her role as a Special Envoy to the United Nations refugee agency citing a desire to “work differently”.
Iran's Removal from the Commission on the Status of Women: Change in Membership Standards?
The UN has removed Iran from the Commission on the Status of Women for violations against women's rights, but many countries with poor records remain on the council.
The Case for Permanent Continental Members at the UN Security Council
Empowering continents and ensuring lasting peace - a case for permanent continental members at the UN Security Council
Understanding the Subtle Manipulation of News Media in the Age of Pseudo-Enlightenment
Exploring manipulation tactics and dangers of compliance in the news media.
UN-aligned’s views on strikes in England: Laying the blame where it should be
It's time to stand with essential workers and demand fair treatment and decent pay for their tireless efforts during the global crisis.
Mick Lynch Named as UN-aligned Person of the Year
Lynch's dedication to fighting against injustice has earned him widespread admiration and attention, with many hailing him as a hero for our times.
Raising Utopia: Brick by Brick
In this first issue of our new Utopia series, we will be focusing on world peace and democracy. Our main article is a quirky piece which postulates an interview with the representative of a more advanced civilisation; and within this setting, novel visions are juxtaposed to some of our pressing problems. Of course, our coverage does not end here. The January issue offers a wide number of insightful articles by Lukas Pfluger, Dinojah Patkunarajah, Partho and Pradeep Chatteree, Elvira Ineza, Omar Alansari-Kreger, Joe Wain as well as our literary article by Alex Liberto and our art piece by Carla Pietrobattista. The editors are Adrian Liberto and Ariana Yekrangi
The Fight to Eliminate Jiggers Disease - In Pictures
Joe Wain’s collection of photos portray the devastating effects of Jiggers Disease in Kenya.
The Journey of Immigrants in America: Experiences from Within
Personal interviews with Kevin, an immigrant from Rwanda, and a former employee of the International Rescue Committee, uncover the complex realities of immigration in America
The Montreux Declaration: An Alternative Vision for World Peace
The Montreux Declaration presents a coherent alternative to the UN's design flaws for achieving genuine world peace, argues Lukas Pfluger.
Chapter 1: Transcending the Moon, a Democratic Encounter
The first chapter will take you on a journey to discover a utopia where war is abolished and where facts are sacred. But the encounter will raise more questions than answers, as it challenges our understanding of war, humanity, and the future of our world.
Utopian Ideas from an Alien Society: Conversations with the Dengilauns
Ariana Yekrangi conducts an interview with a representative of a technologically advanced civilization, during which new perspectives are presented in relation to some of humanity's current challenges.
The End of an Era: December 2022 in One Look
Quickly catch up with everything you have missed in December 2022.
2022
There is citizen journalism and there is The Gordian Magazine
In a world that moves at a dizzying speed, sometimes towards the wrong direction, The Gordian has stayed true to its values, fighting for a better UN and bringing our readers the insights and information they need to stay informed and engaged.
Obituary: Ayten Aydın
Ayten Aydin, former writer for The Gordian, has died in Rome aged 92 after a short illness.
The Story of My Great Uncle Pamfilo of Magliano
Pamfilo of Magliano (Giovanni Paolo Pietrobattista) was a Franciscan friar who lived a life characterised by intelligence, determination, and resilience, writes Carla, Giovanni’s great niece.
Can the United Nations Parliamentary Assembly Address Failed State Realities?
With poverty, corruption, and functional illiteracy affecting many nations, can the UN Parliamentary Assembly's proposal for representative democracy succeed?
How the age of self-discovery changed the English poetry and novel forever
The Age of Self-Discovery was a milestone for the English poetry and novel that opened the doors for the intellectual creativity and innovation of 20th-century writers.
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