Indonesia’s Push for a Security Council Meeting After Peacekeepers Killed
Indonesia’s request for an urgent Security Council meeting following the killing of its peacekeepers is more than a ceremonial tribute;
When No Place Is Safe: The Sudan Airstrike and Rising Civilian Deaths
The airstrike on a funeral gathering in Sudan has become a defining moment in a conflict where civilian spaces are
When No Place Is Safe: The Sudan Airstrike and Rising Civilian Deaths
The airstrike on a funeral gathering in Sudan has become a defining moment in a conflict where civilian spaces are
The Security Council and the World Without Rules: A Call for UN Reform
The UN Security Council occupies a central position in the global system, wielding unparalleled authority over peace and security. Under
Syria’s Sweida Escalation: UN Documents Grave Violations in July 2025
The July 2025 escalation in Sweida marked one of the most concentrated and lethal episodes in the later phase of
Sweida July 2025 Crisis Highlights Limits of UN Response Mechanisms
The July 2025 escalation in Sweida has increasingly come to be viewed not only as a humanitarian catastrophe but as
UN Support Amid Rising Violence in the DR Congo
The eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo continue to experience escalating violence, placing the United Nations at
UN Chief’s Plea: Release 118 Detained UN Staff in the DRC
The detention of 118 personnel linked to the United Nations in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has emerged as
How Kyrgyzstan Built a System to Protect Domestic Violence Survivors?
Kyrgyzstan’s approach to protecting domestic violence survivors crystallized in 2017 with the adoption of a progressive law on domestic violence,
Girls in Gaza: Rising Risks and a Mounting Mental Health Crisis
The situation for girls in Gaza has deteriorated sharply over more than two years of continuous violence, displacement, and loss,