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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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UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres Lauds India's Contribution To UN
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres met External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and praised India's contribution in the world body's efforts towards sustainable development, peace operations and tackling climate change.
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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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United Nations Sends Aid To Syria As Turkey Calls For Ground Operation
UN convoys delivering aid to thousands of besieged Syrians were due to set out on Wednesday, but hopes for lasting peace dimmed the day after Turkey called for a ground operation in its war-torn neighbour.
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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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Israel Undermines US Peace Effort, Palestinian Mahmoud Abbas Tells UN
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday accused Israel of sabotaging U.S. efforts to broker peace and said that Israeli security operations at the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem could lead to a religious war.
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UN Warns on Yemen Aid as 47 Killed in Aden
The United Nations warned fuel shortages threaten to halt all relief operations in Yemen "within days" as Saudi-led air strikes and ground fighting killed 47 people in second city Aden.
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UN suspends Syria monitoring as violence rages
Escalating violence in Syria forced United Nations observers to suspend operations on Saturday, in the clearest sign yet that a peace plan brokered by international mediator Kofi Annan has collapsed.
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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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UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres Lauds India's Contribution To UN
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres met External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and praised India's contribution in the world body's efforts towards sustainable development, peace operations and tackling climate change.
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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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United Nations Sends Aid To Syria As Turkey Calls For Ground Operation
UN convoys delivering aid to thousands of besieged Syrians were due to set out on Wednesday, but hopes for lasting peace dimmed the day after Turkey called for a ground operation in its war-torn neighbour.
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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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Israel Undermines US Peace Effort, Palestinian Mahmoud Abbas Tells UN
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday accused Israel of sabotaging U.S. efforts to broker peace and said that Israeli security operations at the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem could lead to a religious war.
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UN Warns on Yemen Aid as 47 Killed in Aden
The United Nations warned fuel shortages threaten to halt all relief operations in Yemen "within days" as Saudi-led air strikes and ground fighting killed 47 people in second city Aden.
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UN suspends Syria monitoring as violence rages
Escalating violence in Syria forced United Nations observers to suspend operations on Saturday, in the clearest sign yet that a peace plan brokered by international mediator Kofi Annan has collapsed.
