Thomas Hale

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Committing countries to safeguarding the needs and interests of the citizens of tomorrow, a new Declaration on Future Generations could be as transformational as 1948's Universal Declaration of Human Rights, says Thomas Hale, author of Long Problems

and The United Nations Summit of the Future fell far short of its goal of increasing cooperation on global challenges. But the resulting Pact for the Future contains concrete, albeit incremental, progress on reforming the Security Council, strengthening multi-stakeholder partnerships, and overcoming short-termism.

International cooperation tends to be hardest when it is needed most. On 22 and 23 September, world leaders convened in New York for the United Nations Summit of the Future, which member states called for in 2020 on the UN’s 75th anniversary. The meeting’s agenda was as ambitious as its name suggests, aiming to forge consensus on peace and security, development, new technologies and the protection of future generations.

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Abstract Nuclear pore complexes (NPCs) are nuclear gateways which regulate the transit of molecules larger than 40kDa through a Ran-dependent transport1.