Can an 18-year-old UN resolution bring peace to Lebanon and Israel?
An 18-year-old United Nations resolution has reappeared as a model for resolving the conflict, with a truce between Israel and
Experts discuss the future of UN peacekeeping in a divided world
To address changing global challenges, new models for UN peacekeeping are described in an independent research commissioned by the UN
The uncertainty in the US elections threatens global climate talks
A United Nations meeting was held in New York, and this was one of the great chances for world leaders
Navigating cyber law: Insights from the 2024 cyber law toolkit
To understand the legal side of cyber operations, nations need to use the new toolkit named “Cyberlaw.” It is very
Geopolitical Implications of the U.S. Listing the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Group
Political, diplomatic, and academic communities in China and Egypt are closely monitoring the potential return of Donald Trump to the
Türkiye’s Urgent Call for U.N. Action on Israel’s Violations
On November 7, 2024, Türkiye’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Ahmet Yıldız, expressed deep concern over the escalating violence in
Analysis of Recent UN Sanctions on Sudanese Military Leaders
The United Nations Security Council has recently imposed sanctions on two high-ranking Sudanese officers in response to their involvement in
Rethinking a Ceasefire: The Path to Lasting Peace Between Israel and Lebanon
The international community has often called for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, driven by a desire to prevent
Africa’s call for representation: A critical moment for UN reform
Africa wants to become a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. This Africa’s push shows problems within the
Exploring the future of Somalia after the UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM)
The United Nations started a mission in Somalia in 2013, named UNSOM. Recently, the United Nations Security Council decided to