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Middle East and Africa 3 weeks ago
UN probe blames Israel and likely Hezbollah for Indonesian peacekeeper deaths
"These are preliminary findings, based on initial physical evidence," UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told a news briefing, adding that a full investigation process was continuing that included engagement with the parties concerned.
Academia 3 weeks ago
PREMIUM
Beyond oil: The forgotten seafarers of the Strait of Hormuz
While the world watches oil prices and insurance premiums in the Strait of Hormuz, 20,000 seafarers are trapped in a humanitarian crisis unfolding in plain sight. It is time to stop insuring the cargo and start protecting the people who move the world.
Middle East and Africa 3 weeks ago
Israeli forces destroy 17 UN peacekeeper cameras in south Lebanon: UN official
Since the start of the Israel-Hezbollah war on March 2, the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has been caught in the crossfire in the country's south, with Hezbollah launching attacks on Israel and its troops, and Israeli forces pushing into border towns.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
UN says initial findings show roadside blast killed Indonesian peacekeepers
The two peacekeepers with the UNIFIL force were killed on Monday near Bani Hayyan in south Lebanon and two other soldiers were wounded. Another Indonesian soldier was killed overnight Sunday into Monday when a projectile exploded near one of the group's positions.
Environment 1 month ago
UN climate experts hold tense Bangkok meet
The divisions at the IPCC session mirror those that have long riven the COP conferences, which have seen disagreements between developed and developing nations over issues such as an end to fossil fuel use, compensation for the damage caused by climate change and funding to adapt to a warming planet.
Academia 1 month ago
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The responsibility to protect and the war against Iran
The international community needs to step up its commitment to the Responsibility to Protect, which was deliberately designed to ensure protection for populations against mass atrocity crimes within the purview of international law.
