TopicUN peacekeeping

Topic: UN peacekeeping

3 choices for India in Afghanistan – walking away is the easiest one but not the best

Tara Kartha - 18 October, 2021

It is up to China to persuade Islamabad that Indian aid in Afghanistan will only help stabilise a country that could quickly wreak havoc within Pakistan itself.

Here’s why sexual violence by humanitarians and peacekeepers keeps happening

Mukesh Kapila - 16 October, 2021

Peacekeeping operations have a long history of predatory sexual culture. And the UN’s database shows that abusers come from all continents.

‘They put coins in your hands to drop a baby in you’: The Haiti children abandoned by UN men

Sabine Lee - 22 December, 2019

The UN Stabilisation Mission in Haiti – the longest-running mission in the country – was originally mandated to assist Haitian institutions during political instability.

71 years on, it’s time to review the basis for UN peacekeeping

Charles T. Hunt - 24 May, 2019

Across peacekeeping, there has been a concerted call for the UN to be more robust, willing to take proactive forceful measures in contexts where civilians may be at risk.

India voices concerns over UN’s delays in reimbursements, says its a genuine expectation

PTI - 18 May, 2019

The United Nations owes many countries, including India, several billion dollars for providing peacekeeping troops & police on its missions.

At $38 million, India owed the most for UN peacekeeping operations

PTI - 16 April, 2019

The UN Secretary General said arrears to troop- and police-contributing countries could increase to $588 million by June as the world body's financial health deteriorates.

Nikki Haley is a hard act to follow at the UN

Bloomberg View - 12 October, 2018

Nikki Haley leaves with her reputation not just intact but burnished. The same cannot be said of Trump’s other departed top-level appointees.

As China’s influence in UN peacekeeping grows, is India doing enough?

AVM Arjun Subramaniam (retd) - 5 April, 2018

India may have to take a fresh approach if it wants a seat at the UN high table, because China now has a larger...

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If Pakistan doesn’t value work of non-Muslims like Har Gobind Khorana, science will remain dead

Pervez Hoodbhoy - 16 January, 2022

Ideology and science are like oil and water — they refuse to mix.

It was never about statistics for Virat Kohli. The cricket ground was a theatre of passion

16 January, 2022

Pakistani State won’t collapse. Choice is between civil war and short-term rise in violence

16 January, 2022

Economy

RBI proposes changes to valuation of bank investments, relaxing of investment class rules

Bijou George - 15 January, 2022

A Reserve Bank of India discussion paper Friday suggested removing caps on the Held-To-Maturity class of securities, and allowing more types of instruments to be held within them.

Topic: UN peacekeeping

On Camera

YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

Opinion

If Pakistan doesn’t value work of non-Muslims like Har Gobind Khorana, science will remain dead

It was never about statistics for Virat Kohli. The cricket ground was a theatre of passion

Pakistani State won’t collapse. Choice is between civil war and short-term rise in violence

Economy

RBI proposes changes to valuation of bank investments, relaxing of investment class rules

Defence

CDS chopper crash was caused by weather change, leading to Controlled Flight Into Terrain: IAF

National Interest

Read my lips, I’m hurting, says Pakistan’s National Security Policy. What it means for India

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