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United Nations Security Council

Security Council fails to adopt Palestinian resolution
Article
/ 31 December 2014

Security Council fails to adopt Palestinian resolution

A UN resolution for a Palestinian state and the end to the Israeli occupation fell short of being adopted by the Security Council.

By Carole Landry
Ambitious Angola takes to world stage
Article
/ 16 October 2014

Ambitious Angola takes to world stage

The country has steadfastly been expanding its influence, but with that come big responsibilities.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 August 2014

Al-Qaeda-linked militants release journalist captured in Syria

Islamic militants released US journalist Peter Theo Curtis on Sunday, less than a week after grisly footage emerged of the execution of James Foley.

By Stephanie Nebehay, Lesley Wroughton, Missy Ryan and Afp
UN to vote on resolution to improve Syria aid access
Article
/ 12 July 2014

UN to vote on resolution to improve Syria aid access

The United Nations will vote on a draft resolution which will allow the delivery of humanitarian aid to Syrians without government consent.

By Michelle Nichols
Somalia’s president offers amnesty to pirates
Africa
/ 28 February 2013

Somalia’s president offers amnesty to pirates

Somalia’s president has offered an amnesty to young pirates in a bid to end attacks off the coast as he seeks to rebuild the war-torn country.

By Boris Bachorz
DRC M23 rebels hit with sanctions from UN Security Council
Africa
/ 21 November 2012

DRC M23 rebels hit with sanctions from UN Security Council

The UN Security Council has voted unanimously to sanction the leaders of the M23 rebel force, which hours earlier occupied the DRC’s city of Goma.

By Peter James Spielmann
UN Security Council set to pass Mali resolution
Africa
/ 12 October 2012

UN Security Council set to pass Mali resolution

The UN Security Council is poised to adopt a draft resolution paving the way for military intervention in Mali on Friday, French officials said.

By Sapa Afp
Death knell for Syria regime as China, Russia turn on Assad
Article
/ 2 July 2012

Death knell for Syria regime as China, Russia turn on Assad

There is no place for President Bashar al-Assad in any future Syrian government, diplomats say, as Russia and China agree to transition plan.

By Peter Beaumont
Sudan ultimatum: Stop fighting or else
Article
/ 2 May 2012

Sudan ultimatum: Stop fighting or else

The UN Security Council has unanimously passed a resolution giving Sudan and South Sudan 48 hours to halt hostilities or face potential sanctions.

By Staff Reporter
Bleak progress report offers no respite for Syria
Article
/ 26 April 2012

Bleak progress report offers no respite for Syria

Kofi Annan’s peace plan has thrown up suspicions with a briefing to the Security Council suggesting a painful, open-ended process.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 25 April 2012

UN ponders next step in Sudan conflict

The UN Security Council has demanded that Sudan stop airstrikes on South Sudan as it considers what steps to take to stop clashes spiralling into war.

By Michelle Nichols
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Article
/ 23 April 2012

Peacekeepers stay put in Western Sahara amid disappointment

The UN Security Council has reached a deal on a draft resolution to renew the mandate of peacekeepers in the disputed territory of Western Sahara.

By Louis Charbonneau
Calls for swift deployment of Syria observers
Article
/ 19 April 2012

Calls for swift deployment of Syria observers

Kofi Annan’s deputy has told the Security Council that the swift deployment of observers to Syria is needed despite risks and persistent violence.

By Louis Charbonneau
UN envoy Annan fights for Syrian peace plan
Article
/ 11 April 2012

UN envoy Annan fights for Syrian peace plan

UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan has urged an end to violence in Syria, amid claims 1 000 people have been killed in the past week.

By Staff Reporter
Executions haunt Syria as it drags heels on peace plan
Article
/ 10 April 2012

Executions haunt Syria as it drags heels on peace plan

As Syria emarks on a new peace plan, news has emerged that its forces summarily executed over 100 civilians and rebel fighters in the past few months.

By Staff Reporter
Islamists gain ground in troubled Mali
Article
/ 3 April 2012

Islamists gain ground in troubled Mali

Islamists are gaining ground in Mali, jostling with Tuareg rebels for control as the nation’s military rulers face shortages from sanctions.

By Coumba Sylla
Dozens of bodies discovered in Syrian city
Article
/ 12 March 2012

Dozens of bodies discovered in Syrian city

The bodies of 47 women and children have been found in the Syria’s Homs, where security forces have been fighting raging battles against armed rebels.

By Staff Reporter
UN’s Syria motion vetoed over lack of consensus efforts
Article
/ 5 February 2012

UN’s Syria motion vetoed over lack of consensus efforts

Russia’s foreign minister says it vetoed the UN resolution on Syria due to Western powers’ failure to make additional effort for consensus.

By Staff Reporter
Russia demands no-military clause in Syria resolution
Article
/ 1 February 2012

Russia demands no-military clause in Syria resolution

Russia says it will veto a draft UN resolution calling on Syria’s president to step down unless a clause ruling out military intervention was added.

By Steve Gutterman
Syria considers letting Arab League monitors stay longer
Article
/ 18 January 2012

Syria considers letting Arab League monitors stay longer

Syria says it might allow Arab monitors to stay for another month on its peacekeeping mission, but those against Bashar al-Assad want UN intervention.

By Alistair Lyon
Zuma proposes closer ties between AU, UN
Africa
/ 12 January 2012

Zuma proposes closer ties between AU, UN

President Zuma has told the UN Security Council that the AU and UN must institutionalise their relationship to better prevent and resolve conflicts.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 January 2012

SA at the helm of the UN Security Council

South Africa will be president of the UN Security Council for the month of January, a position it will use to strengthen ties between the UN and AU.

By Janice Roberts
UN council concerned by Israeli-Palestinian impasse
Article
/ 21 December 2011

UN council concerned by Israeli-Palestinian impasse

Most members of the United Nations Security Council have voiced deep concerns about the impasse in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

By Lou Charbonneau
ICC says Gaddafi killing may be a war crime
Article
/ 16 December 2011

ICC says Gaddafi killing may be a war crime

The ICC chief prosecutor said there are suspicions that the killing of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was a war crime.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 15 December 2011

Libya’s central bank expected to have sanctions lifted

The UN Security Council has announced it will lift sanctions on Libya’s central bank and the Libyan Foreign Bank to economically uplift the country.

By Patrick Worsnip
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Article
/ 18 November 2011

SA treading carefully in bid for top AU position

South Africa is running into heavy diplomatic weather as its latest bid for expanded influence on the continent sets sail.

By Charles Molele
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Africa
/ 15 November 2011

UN pushes for tougher action against Uganda rebels

The UN Security Council says tougher action is needed from peacekeepers against the Lord’s Resistance Army rebels in Uganda.

By Staff Reporter
Palestine UN bid soldiers on despite Security Council failure
Article
/ 11 November 2011

Palestine UN bid soldiers on despite Security Council failure

Palestine has vowed to continue its quest for full UN membership despite facing a setback at the Security Council and a possible veto from the US.

By Staff Reporter
Palestinians may push for UN vote they expect to lose
Article
/ 11 November 2011

Palestinians may push for UN vote they expect to lose

Palestinians may demand a vote on UN membership to force other countries to publicly justify their refusal of support.

By Staff Reporter
China: Sanctions won’t solve Iranian nuclear issue
Article
/ 10 November 2011

China: Sanctions won’t solve Iranian nuclear issue

China says sanctions will not "fundamentally solve" the Iranian nuclear issue and urged further dialogue to resolve an ongoing impasse.

By Robert Saiget
Growing alarm over stockpiled weapons in Libya
Article
/ 26 October 2011

Growing alarm over stockpiled weapons in Libya

Inspectors must visit hundreds of suspected weapons stockpiles in Libya amid growing fears that huge numbers of missiles have been looted.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 October 2011

Iran rejects Palestinian UN bid

Iran has rejected the Palestinians’ UN statehood bid, saying any deal that accepted the existence of Israel would leave a "cancerous tumour" forever.

By Ramin Mostafavi
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