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UN Security Council Reforms Essential For Peacekeeping Operations To Be Effective: India
Peacekeeping operations can be effective only if the Security Council is reformed to give it the legitimacy that comes from reflecting the contemporary realities, according to India.
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Trump Administration Proposes Scrapping UN Peacekeeping Funding
The White House budget office has proposed eliminating funding for United Nations peacekeeping missions, citing failures by operations in Mali, Lebanon and Democratic Republic of Congo, according to internal planning documents seen by Reuters.
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S Jaishankar Says UN Peacekeeping Is More Challenging Than Ever Before
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar noted that ever-increasing challenges posed to the UN peacekeeping mission and raised concern about how the involvement of armed groups and terrorists has adversely impacted peacekeeping operations globally.
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Ukrainian Nuclear Operator Calls For UN Peacekeepers At Zaporizhzhia Plant
Ukrainian nuclear operator on Wednesday said they would support the deployment of UN peacekeepers in the Russian-occupied nuclear plant of Zaporizhzhia.
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Need To Address Challenges Encountered By Peace Operations: India At UN
India has called for reassessing the Security Council's approach towards peacekeeping and to address operational and other challenges faced by these operations.
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Have High Hopes From Nations Like India: UN Official Ahead Of Seoul Meet
Ahead of the crucial UN peacekeeping event in South Korea, Under-Secretary-General for Operational Support Atul Khare has expressed hope that India will take the lead in addressing "our environmental concerns".
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Deployed Nearly 3000 Police Officers In 24 UN Peacekeeping Operations: India
India has paid tribute to all women and men peacekeepers, including the 14 police officers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty, said the country's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN.
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UN Peacekeepers Continue To Work In "Challenging Settings": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said that the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions continue to operate in a variety of challenging settings which involve terrorists, armed groups and non-state actors.
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India To Focus On Maritime Security, Counter Terrorism Under UN Security Council Presidency
India is organising signature events focusing on maritime security, counter-terrorism and peacekeeping operations during its presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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UN Peacekeeping Missions Should Not Be For "Political Interests": India
The United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions should not operate in perpetuity and there is an urgent need for time-bound exit strategies to ensure they do not become instruments for "furthering political interests", India, one of the largest troop-contributing countries, has said.
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India Supports UN Resolution For "Full Participation" Of Women In Peacekeeping Operations
India's Permanent Mission to the United Nations has co-sponsored a Security Council resolution that calls for "full, effective and meaningful participation" of women personnel in peacekeeping operations.
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Using Peacekeeping Operations' Funds For Other Purposes "Bad Faith": India At UN
India, which is among the largest troop contributors to the UN peacekeeping force, has voiced concern over the delay and non-payment of funds to contributor countries and closed missions, terming it as "bad faith" if the reserves are used for other purposes.
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Make Selection Of UN Peacekeepers More Stringent: India
India has called for making the selection of peacekeepers for UN operations more stringent, emphasising professional competence in order to make them more effective.
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India Voices Concern Over Compromise In UN Peacekeeping To Reduce Costs
India has voiced "serious concern" over compromises being made in peacekeeping operational issues to reduce costs and stressed the need to develop a culture of no national caveats in UN peacekeeping.
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Indian Army Man To Head UN Peacekeeping Operations In South Sudan
The commandant of the Indian Army Infantry School, Lieutenant General Shailesh Tinaikar, has been appointed the commander of the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), the second biggest peacekeeping operation.
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UN Security Council Reforms Essential For Peacekeeping Operations To Be Effective: India
Peacekeeping operations can be effective only if the Security Council is reformed to give it the legitimacy that comes from reflecting the contemporary realities, according to India.
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Trump Administration Proposes Scrapping UN Peacekeeping Funding
The White House budget office has proposed eliminating funding for United Nations peacekeeping missions, citing failures by operations in Mali, Lebanon and Democratic Republic of Congo, according to internal planning documents seen by Reuters.
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S Jaishankar Says UN Peacekeeping Is More Challenging Than Ever Before
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar noted that ever-increasing challenges posed to the UN peacekeeping mission and raised concern about how the involvement of armed groups and terrorists has adversely impacted peacekeeping operations globally.
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Ukrainian Nuclear Operator Calls For UN Peacekeepers At Zaporizhzhia Plant
Ukrainian nuclear operator on Wednesday said they would support the deployment of UN peacekeepers in the Russian-occupied nuclear plant of Zaporizhzhia.
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Need To Address Challenges Encountered By Peace Operations: India At UN
India has called for reassessing the Security Council's approach towards peacekeeping and to address operational and other challenges faced by these operations.
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Have High Hopes From Nations Like India: UN Official Ahead Of Seoul Meet
Ahead of the crucial UN peacekeeping event in South Korea, Under-Secretary-General for Operational Support Atul Khare has expressed hope that India will take the lead in addressing "our environmental concerns".
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Deployed Nearly 3000 Police Officers In 24 UN Peacekeeping Operations: India
India has paid tribute to all women and men peacekeepers, including the 14 police officers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty, said the country's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN.
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UN Peacekeepers Continue To Work In "Challenging Settings": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said that the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions continue to operate in a variety of challenging settings which involve terrorists, armed groups and non-state actors.
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India To Focus On Maritime Security, Counter Terrorism Under UN Security Council Presidency
India is organising signature events focusing on maritime security, counter-terrorism and peacekeeping operations during its presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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UN Peacekeeping Missions Should Not Be For "Political Interests": India
The United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions should not operate in perpetuity and there is an urgent need for time-bound exit strategies to ensure they do not become instruments for "furthering political interests", India, one of the largest troop-contributing countries, has said.
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India Supports UN Resolution For "Full Participation" Of Women In Peacekeeping Operations
India's Permanent Mission to the United Nations has co-sponsored a Security Council resolution that calls for "full, effective and meaningful participation" of women personnel in peacekeeping operations.
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Using Peacekeeping Operations' Funds For Other Purposes "Bad Faith": India At UN
India, which is among the largest troop contributors to the UN peacekeeping force, has voiced concern over the delay and non-payment of funds to contributor countries and closed missions, terming it as "bad faith" if the reserves are used for other purposes.
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Make Selection Of UN Peacekeepers More Stringent: India
India has called for making the selection of peacekeepers for UN operations more stringent, emphasising professional competence in order to make them more effective.
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India Voices Concern Over Compromise In UN Peacekeeping To Reduce Costs
India has voiced "serious concern" over compromises being made in peacekeeping operational issues to reduce costs and stressed the need to develop a culture of no national caveats in UN peacekeeping.
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Indian Army Man To Head UN Peacekeeping Operations In South Sudan
The commandant of the Indian Army Infantry School, Lieutenant General Shailesh Tinaikar, has been appointed the commander of the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), the second biggest peacekeeping operation.
