South Africa withdrawal from UN peacekeeping mission in DRC
South Africa’s decision to withdraw its troops from the United Nations peacekeeping operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Egypt sued over alleged beating of brothers at U.N. mission in New York
Two brothers who were beaten and detained by security guards at the Egyptian Mission to the United Nations in New
How US and UN plan to support Sudan with $700 million in aid
The United States and the United Nations have established a new Sudan Humanitarian Fund, with initial pledges of $700 million
Chemical Incident on Blue Line highlights Israel’s longstanding defiance of UN mandates
The United Nations peacekeeping forces were compelled to suspend their patrols and activities along certain areas of the Blue Line
UN tax talks could force fossil fuel firms to pay for climate damage
Fossil fuel corporations may be forced to bear some of the costs of climate destruction, and the world’s super-rich may
How global powers have undermined the UN charter
The international legal system constructed around the United Nations has been progressively weakened since the early 2000s. Although US President
Trump’s Board of Peace is a direct attack on the UN system
President Donald Trump’s suggestion that his newly formed “Board of Peace” “might” replace the United Nations has amplified concerns that
UN chief accuses US of replacing international law with raw power
The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a rare and critical commentary on U.S. foreign policy, which seeks to
Trump’s “Board of Peace”: a new global power play that threatens UN
President Donald Trump’s newly proposed “Board of Peace” for Gaza is being sold as a pragmatic alternative to the United
Red Sea tensions and UN politics reveal deep divides in maritime security priorities
The recent move by the United Nations Security Council to continue monitoring attacks on ships in the Red Sea has