Ethiopian peacekeepers in South Sudan awarded United Nations Medal
Ethiopian peacekeepers in South Sudan received the United Nations Medal for their service in the country during a ceremony in Yambio.
โEnd of an Eraโ: Why South Africa is Withdrawing its Blue Helmets
South Africa is withdrawing its peacekeeping troops from the United Nations missions, marking the end of its 27-year participation in such initiatives.
Boris Johnson Does Not Want to Wait. "Send Troops to Ukraine Right Now"
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson advocates for sending troops to Ukraine before the anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion instead of after a peace agreement.
Boris Johnson: Troops to Ukraine immediately
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson calls for the immediate deployment of non-combat troops to Ukraine to support its sovereignty against Russia.
US throws pennies at massive UN debt
The US has made a partial payment of $160 million towards its $4 billion debt to the UN, amid concerns about the organization's financial crisis.
Gaza: Hamas open to the presence of foreign forces, without interference "in internal affairs"
Hamas has expressed openness to the presence of international peacekeeping forces in Gaza, provided they do not interfere in its internal political matters.
Five countries will send troops to Gaza
Five countries, including Indonesia, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, and Albania, have committed to providing troops for an international stabilization force in Gaza.
"Board of Peace": Billion-Dollar Plans for Gaza
Donald Trump's 'Peace Board' has unveiled ambitious plans to rebuild Gaza, featuring modern skyscrapers and parks, although the specifics of how these plans will be realized remain unclear.
US general reveals make-up of Gaza peacekeeping force
A US general announced the composition and mission of an upcoming peacekeeping force planned for Gaza, aiming to stabilize the region and aid in rebuilding efforts.
Troops for Gaza and money top agenda as Trumpโs Board of Peace meets
The US has proposed leading a multinational peacekeeping force in postwar Gaza involving troops from various countries, amidst skepticism about the effectiveness of Trump's Board of Peace.
Milei travels to the USA and offers troops to Trumpโs Peace Council amid general strike in Argentina
Argentine President Javier Milei visits the US to participate in Donald Trumpโs Peace Council meeting and offers Argentine troops for peacekeeping in Gaza during a national strike in Argentina.
Commander of the International Stabilization Force in Gaza announces details and supporting countries
The commander of the International Stabilization Force in Gaza, General Jasper Gievers, announced that five countries are committed to sending troops to Gaza for the mission.
Javier Milei supports Trump's Peace Board and proposes to send white helmets to Gaza
Argentina's President Javier Milei expresses support for Donald Trump's Peace Board and proposes sending Argentine forces to stabilize Gaza.
USA plans military base in Gaza
The United States is planning to build a military base in Gaza, intended to accommodate 5,000 soldiers and include an international peacekeeping force.
Guardian: Trump's Administration Plans to Build a Large Military Base in Gaza
The U.S. administration plans to build a military base in the Gaza Strip for 5,000 troops, as reported by The Guardian.
Reform or Overthrow?
The article discusses the evolving role of United Nations peacekeeping operations under the current U.S. administration, highlighting a potential shift away from traditional frameworks.
Report: Pakistan refuses to participate in disarming Hamas in Gaza
Pakistan has rejected involvement in disarming Hamas, insisting that any troops sent to Gaza must be part of a peacekeeping mission.
Middle East: Why Indonesia Wants to Send 8,000 Soldiers to Gaza
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto plans to send peacekeeping troops to Gaza in a significant move amidst regional tensions.
Security takes centre stage at African Union summit
The African Union summit focuses on security issues facing member states, highlighting the need for collaborative strategies to address rising conflicts.
Indonesia prepares a thousand soldiers to deploy in Gaza as part of an international peace mission
Indonesia is preparing to send a thousand soldiers to Gaza as part of a proposed multinational peacekeeping force.
Not for combat or normalization: Indonesia sets 12 conditions for deploying its forces in Gaza
Indonesia has announced 12 conditions for its potential participation in an international force in Gaza, emphasizing a humanitarian role without combat involvement.
Headline: The visit to Goma by the acting head of MONUSCO
Vivian van de Perre, the acting head of MONUSCO, visits Goma, emphasizing the importance of a gradual reopening of the airport for the local population amidst ongoing fragile ceasefires.
Nigeriaโs sacrifice brought stability to Liberia, says COAS
Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu highlighted Nigeria's crucial role in stabilizing Liberia during its civil war during a speech in Monrovia.
The Egyptian Army Displays Its Forces Participating in Support of Somalia
The Egyptian military showcased its forces set to participate in the African Union mission to support Somalia's unity and territorial security, attended by Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.
"Fraught with Risks".. Indonesia's Plan to Deploy Forces in Gaza Sparks Debate and Criticism
Indonesia's plan to send military forces to Gaza as part of an international peacekeeping effort has sparked significant debate and criticism within the country.
South Sudan: Violence Surges in South Sudan Leaving Civilians At Risk and Peacekeepers Stretched Thin
Violence has surged in South Sudan, putting civilians at risk and straining UN peacekeeping operations amid a political stalemate.
South Sudan: Violence Surges in South Sudan Leaving Civilians At Risk and Peacekeepers Stretched Thin
Escalating violence and a political stalemate in South Sudan are endangering civilians and straining UN peacekeeping efforts.
Indonesia is an emerging power on the global stage. However, its unresolved past lurks around the corner.
The Indonesian military announced plans to send thousands of soldiers for a "peacekeeping" mission in Gaza, though no clear timeline or legal framework has been established for this action.
Indonesia to send up to 8,000 troops to Gaza under Trump's Board of Peace
Indonesia is preparing to deploy up to 8,000 troops to Gaza as part of an international peacekeeping force.
A Surprising Country Enthusiastic About Trump's Plans: Ready to Send 8,000 Soldiers
Indonesia expresses enthusiasm for Donald Trump's peace council plans and indicates readiness to send up to 8,000 soldiers to support peace in Gaza.
The UN waits for news on how much of the nearly $4 billion debt the US intends to pay off
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the organization faces imminent financial collapse unless reforms are made to its financing rules or all member states pay their dues, with a significant focus on the United States.
UN to withdraw peacekeepers from Lebanon by mid-2027
The UN plans to withdraw most of its peacekeepers from Lebanon by mid-2027 due to budget cuts, following a UN Security Council resolution.
MONUSCO announces its upcoming deployment to Uvira
MONUSCO is set to gradually resume operations in Uvira, South Kivu, following discussions about its role in the ceasefire verification mechanism.
Indonesia ready to send soldiers to Gaza
Indonesia is preparing to dispatch up to 8,000 soldiers to Gaza as part of the second phase of a ceasefire mediated by Donald Trump, according to BBC reports.
Indonesia says preparing 8,000 troops for Gaza peacekeeping force
Indonesia plans to send 8,000 troops to participate in a peacekeeping mission in Gaza, addressing the ongoing conflict in the region.
Indonesia First Country to Send Its Troops: 4 Facts About the International Stabilization Force in Gaza
Indonesia has announced its preparations to deploy up to 8,000 troops as part of an international stabilization force in Gaza.
Donald Trump Expands the Peace Council, While the UN Awaits Back Payments
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned of a potential financial crisis within the organization if all member states, particularly the U.S., do not settle their outstanding debts.
Indonesia prepares to send up to 8,000 troops to Gaza as part of Trump plan
Indonesia plans to deploy up to 8,000 troops to Gaza as part of an international peacekeeping force related to Donald Trumpโs Middle East plan.
UN to withdraw troops from Lebanon by mid 2027
The UN plans to withdraw most troops from Lebanon by mid-2027 as its mandate expires, amidst ongoing tensions with Israel and a recent war involving Hezbollah.
Indonesian Military Prepares to Deploy to Gaza; Thousands Possibly for Stabilization Forces to Provide Humanitarian Aid
The Indonesian military is preparing to send thousands of troops to Gaza as part of an international stabilization force aimed at maintaining peace and providing humanitarian aid.
Gaza: Indonesia positive about sending 8,000 soldiers as part of the international force
Indonesia has expressed its willingness to contribute up to 8,000 soldiers to a proposed international peacekeeping force in Gaza, amid Washington's preparations for its establishment.
Commander of the Indonesian Army: Preparing to Send Up to 8,000 Soldiers to the Gaza Strip
The Indonesian army is preparing to deploy up to 8,000 soldiers to the Gaza Strip for a peacekeeping mission, focusing on engineering and medical tasks.
Commander of the Indonesian Army: Preparing to Send Up to 8,000 Soldiers to the Gaza Strip
The Indonesian military is preparing to deploy up to 8,000 soldiers to the Gaza Strip for a temporary peacekeeping mission focused on engineering and medical operations.
Congo-Kinshasa: UN Vows Orderly Peacekeeping Transition As South Africa Withdraws Troops
South Africa has commenced the withdrawal of its troops from the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo after nearly three decades of service, prompting a commitment from the UN for an orderly transition.
South Africa to pull troops from UN mission after almost 30 years
South Africa has announced its withdrawal from the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo after 27 years, citing a need to realign its military resources.
South Africa announces its withdrawal from the United Nations mission in Congo by the end of 2026
South Africa has announced that it will withdraw its troops from the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo by the end of 2026, after nearly 27 years of participation.
Africa: South Africa Withdraws Troop Contribution to MONUSCO
South Africa has decided to withdraw its troops from the MONUSCO mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo due to resource realignment within its National Defence Force.
Kenya: 27 Kenyan Police Officers Awarded UN Service Medals in South Sudan
27 police officers from Kenya have been recognized with UN Service Medals for their exemplary work under the United Nations Mission in South Sudan.
South Africa to withdraw troops from UN mission in DR Congo
South Africa has decided to withdraw its troops from the United Nations mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with plans to complete the withdrawal by the end of the year.
South Africa withdraws its 700 soldiers from the UN peace mission in the DRC for budgetary reasons
South Africa has announced the withdrawal of its 700 soldiers from the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo due to budgetary constraints.