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UN To Reprimand Peacekeepers Over Inaction During South Sudan Attack
The UN is preparing to send peacekeepers home over a "lack of responsiveness" during a bloody attack at a camp in South Sudan in February, a senior official announced Wednesday.
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UN Chief Calls For Rooting Out Sexual Exploitation
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Monday called for rooting out sexual exploitation and abuse at UN peace operations review held in United Nations on Monday.
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UN's Ban Ki-moon 'Shocked To The Core' By Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is "shocked to the core" by allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers and French troops in the Central African Republic, his spokesman said Thursday.
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Syria Opposition Not Told Of UN Peace Talk Date: Officials
The Syrian opposition council has yet to be officially informed of UN plans to hold a new round of peace talks on March 9 and no serious discussions can begin before detainees are freed and blockades are lifted, an opposition official said on Tuesday.
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UN Syria Envoy Says 'Momentum' of Vienna Talks Must not be Squandered
The UN peace envoy for Syria urged world powers Tuesday to build on the "momentum" of new international talks and come up with a political process to end the four-year war.
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UN Owes India 85 Million Dollars for Contribution Towards Peacekeeping
The UN owes India an amount of USD 85 million for its contribution towards peacekeeping operations including troops, police and equipment, a senior management official has said.
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India Expresses Dismay at lack of Transparency in UN Peace Operations
Rising casualties among peacekeepers and civilians during UN operations has led to India expressing strong dismay at the lack of accountability and transparency by the UN Security Council in framing of peacekeeping mandates.
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Syria Regime Advances, US Drops Ammunition to Anti-Islamic State Rebels
Regime troops aided by Russian air strikes fought their fiercest clashes with rebels in weeks today, as US-led coalition forces parachuted ammunition to rebels battling jihadists in northern Syria.
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Barack Obama Wins Pledges of 30,000 Troops for UN Peacekeeping
More than 50 countries have offered to contribute some 30,000 new troops and police to the UN's struggling peacekeeping missions, US President Barack Obama announced on Monday.
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World Leaders Address UN Peacekeeping Summit: Highlights
US President Obama is addressing the UN peacekeeping summit.
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34 Dead in Rebel Rocket Fire on Syria's Aleppo: Report
Rebel rocket fire killed at least 34 civilians in Aleppo in one of the bloodiest days of the conflict for government-held areas of Syria's second city, a monitoring group said today.
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Time to Take 'Bold Political Decisions': G7 to Warring Libyan Sides
G7 leaders urged Libya's warring factions to take "bold political decisions" at UN peace talks today, as fears grew that the oil producer is on the verge of collapsing into a failed state.
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Air Strikes Near Tripoli as UN Peace Talks on Libya Resume
Forces loyal to Libya's internationally recognised government carried out air strikes on Wednesday near the capital Tripoli, which is controlled by its rivals, officials said, as United Nations-brokered peace talks resumed in Morocco.
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UN To Reprimand Peacekeepers Over Inaction During South Sudan Attack
The UN is preparing to send peacekeepers home over a "lack of responsiveness" during a bloody attack at a camp in South Sudan in February, a senior official announced Wednesday.
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UN Chief Calls For Rooting Out Sexual Exploitation
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Monday called for rooting out sexual exploitation and abuse at UN peace operations review held in United Nations on Monday.
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UN's Ban Ki-moon 'Shocked To The Core' By Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is "shocked to the core" by allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers and French troops in the Central African Republic, his spokesman said Thursday.
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Syria Opposition Not Told Of UN Peace Talk Date: Officials
The Syrian opposition council has yet to be officially informed of UN plans to hold a new round of peace talks on March 9 and no serious discussions can begin before detainees are freed and blockades are lifted, an opposition official said on Tuesday.
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UN Syria Envoy Says 'Momentum' of Vienna Talks Must not be Squandered
The UN peace envoy for Syria urged world powers Tuesday to build on the "momentum" of new international talks and come up with a political process to end the four-year war.
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UN Owes India 85 Million Dollars for Contribution Towards Peacekeeping
The UN owes India an amount of USD 85 million for its contribution towards peacekeeping operations including troops, police and equipment, a senior management official has said.
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India Expresses Dismay at lack of Transparency in UN Peace Operations
Rising casualties among peacekeepers and civilians during UN operations has led to India expressing strong dismay at the lack of accountability and transparency by the UN Security Council in framing of peacekeeping mandates.
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Syria Regime Advances, US Drops Ammunition to Anti-Islamic State Rebels
Regime troops aided by Russian air strikes fought their fiercest clashes with rebels in weeks today, as US-led coalition forces parachuted ammunition to rebels battling jihadists in northern Syria.
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Barack Obama Wins Pledges of 30,000 Troops for UN Peacekeeping
More than 50 countries have offered to contribute some 30,000 new troops and police to the UN's struggling peacekeeping missions, US President Barack Obama announced on Monday.
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World Leaders Address UN Peacekeeping Summit: Highlights
US President Obama is addressing the UN peacekeeping summit.
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34 Dead in Rebel Rocket Fire on Syria's Aleppo: Report
Rebel rocket fire killed at least 34 civilians in Aleppo in one of the bloodiest days of the conflict for government-held areas of Syria's second city, a monitoring group said today.
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Time to Take 'Bold Political Decisions': G7 to Warring Libyan Sides
G7 leaders urged Libya's warring factions to take "bold political decisions" at UN peace talks today, as fears grew that the oil producer is on the verge of collapsing into a failed state.
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Air Strikes Near Tripoli as UN Peace Talks on Libya Resume
Forces loyal to Libya's internationally recognised government carried out air strikes on Wednesday near the capital Tripoli, which is controlled by its rivals, officials said, as United Nations-brokered peace talks resumed in Morocco.
