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Case made for top-down U.N. reforms

The U.N. is weighing proposals to add two departments and revamp its 44,000 staff — a third the size of Microsoft or Apple — in a management shakeup.

By Arete News - May 31, 2018

The entrance to the the Palais des Nations in Geneva (AN/John Heilprin)

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