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This is because in 2025, Egypt stepped up the pressure on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) demanding a complete
UNIFIL’s Final Chapter: Has Peacekeeping in Lebanon Ever Truly Worked?
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) was established in 1978 under a mandate to monitor the withdrawal of
Understanding the famine in Gaza: UN responsibility and global response challenges
This prompted an official declaration of famine by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), a first in the Middle
UN Security Council sanctions five over links to ISIS and al-Qaeda
The United Nations Security Council’s recent sanctions against five individuals linked to ISIS and al-Qaeda operations symbolize a significant step
UN Security Council faces critical debate over Israel’s Gaza occupation plan
It was in August of 2025 in New York that the UN Security Council met as means of trying to
Gaza on the brink: Unraveling the dire evidence of famine and starvation
Gaza in mid-2025 stands at the epicenter of one of the most alarming humanitarian catastrophes in recent memory. The United
Fragile peace in Tripoli: Can Libya’s militias be disarmed without renewed conflict?
Tripoli has been a tense area since May 2025, when the Government of National Unity (GNU) started a set of
Why Landmine Bans Must Apply in War and Peace Alike?
One of the most sophisticated and nefarious weapons that affect the safety of civilians is landmines in the post-war world
Will UN forces stay longer in Golan after the new resolution?
On June 30, 2025, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2782, extending the mandate of the United Nations Disengagement
Why the World Missed Its 2025 Child Labour Target—and What’s Next
In 2015, the world leaders pledged to abolish child labour in all its forms by 2025, and that was included