French peacekeeper killed in Lebanon exposes UN mission risks
The assassination of a French peacekeeper in south Lebanon has rekindled the debate on the operational risks of United Nations
Deadly migration journeys reveal global governance failures
Lethal migration processes and failure of global governance are ever characterized by continuous and escalating deaths along key paths. According
We Cannot Let Lebanon Fail: UN Relief Chief’s Warning to the Security Council
The UN relief chief’s stark declaration that “We cannot let Lebanon fail” functions as both a humanitarian appeal and a
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
Guterres Condemnations Frame Melania Trump’s UNSC Presidency Debut on Children in Conflict
This was a procedural milestone in the history of the United Nations Security Council when Melania Trump was serving as
UN Chief’s South Sudan Tour: Aid Promises Fail 6.6 Million Starving
The South Sudan Tour of the UN Chief started when Emergency Relief Coordinator Tom Fletcher, went on a five-day assessment
Has UN failed its mandate amid crises in Venezuela, Gaza and Ukraine?
In October last year, the United Nations marked its 80th year of age – a ripe one for what is