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‘Let the old politicians run against you. It will restore your political independence and make you unbeatable.’

Lord Mark Malloch-Brown is an international affairs commentator, author and keynote speaker whose media work explores geopolitics, global governance, international development, political change and the changing world order. This page brings together his interviews, podcasts, articles, books and other media appearances.

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[Re]Group. A Playbook for Turbulent Times

A Playbook for Turbulent Times is a platform for ideas and debate about the future of global cooperation. Open access to all, free of charge and free to share.

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World's Toughest Job. Exploring the challenges facing the next UN leader.

The United Nations secretary-general has been said to hold the “most impossible job in the world.”

Through immersive storytelling and voices from around the globe, World’s Toughest Job explores the challenges facing the next UN leader. Over eight episodes, we’ll examine how the secretary-general might make a difference on issues including economic turbulence, superpower rivalries, artificial intelligence, inequality, and climate change.

This is about more than the one person who will step up to lead an organization. It’s an existential moment for the UN, the one place where countries have a voice and a vote.Get it wrong, and we all feel the consequences. Get it right, and it could mark a turning point for the organization … and the world.

World’s Toughest Job is a co-production of Foreign Policy and the UN Foundation.

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The Observer UK: The UN must step up as a multilateral force again, or bow to Trump’s world order

The organisation’s ‘responsibility to protect’ has been lost, allowing ‘strongmen’ leaders to act with impunity, but it’s not too late to revive its founding principles

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