United Nations
Yemeni realities will upset UN plan for Hodeida port
Fighting intensifies on the routes to the key port of Hodeida, despite a new plan for neutral third-party management
YemenDrilling for gas off Cyprus could start fresh crisis
Turks will find themselves alone in refusing to recognise Nicosia’s right to allow energy firms to prospect offshore
CyprusUN peacekeeping cut will hurt African countries most
A reduction of the UN peacekeeping budget by 600 million dollars risks setbacks in several regional conflicts
AfricaCongo’s Kasai violence could worsen as poll fears grow
The UN has ordered an investigation into ongoing atrocities committed in the Kasai provinces
Congo-KinshasaUS backsliding will drag on global climate progress
The United States exiting the Paris Agreement strikes at the core of international efforts to combat climate change
United StatesYemeni fighters will engage in aid politics
UN calls for measures to improve humanitarian access are falling on deaf ears
YemenSomali security strategy will need united approach
Recent attacks by al-Shabaab will not sidetrack long-term plans to withdraw AMISOM troops and boost domestic forces
SomaliaBudget woes will slow Canada's hard power build-up
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wants to upgrade the Canadian military and take on a UN peacekeeping role
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