
“The United Nations was not created in order to bring us to heaven, but in order to save us from hell,” Dag Hammersjkold told us some 60 years ago. To Save Us From Hell is a podcast that discusses the players and debates raging at the UN to keep us from that fiery furnace. Each week, UN Dispatch editor-in-chief Mark Leon Goldberg and International Relations Scholar Anjali Dayal give critical analy... more
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We cover a lot of ground in this week’s episode of To Save Us From Hell! There are two new entrants to the race to succeed António Guterres as the next UN Secreta... more
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It was an odd juxtaposition: Trump’s inaugural Board of Peace gathered in Washington, D.C. as the U.S. appeared to be readying for war with Iran. In this week’s T... more
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For the first time in history, multiple countries have jointly nominated a candidate for UN Secretary General. Earlier this week, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico endors... more
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Can Donald Trump’s new Board of Peace really compete with the Security Council? Will we even be discussing it a week or two from now, or will Trump and other worl... more
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A rigorous, policy-focused take on international diplomacy and multilateral institutions, this program dissects UN-related news, power dynamics at the Security Council, humanitarian crises, and the politics surrounding leadership and reform at Turtle Bay. Episodes frequently center on debates over UN funding, reform proposals, and the influence of major powers, with in-depth analysis of events from Gaza and Syria to General Assembly dynamics and UN Charter reform. The co-hosts—an experienced journalist and an IR scholar—offer practical context, candid assessments, and forward-looking questions about how international governance actually operates, making it valuable for professionals in diplomacy, NGOs, and global policy.
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