14 Peacekeepers Were Killed in Congo — UN Response May Make Things Worse
After UN peacekeepers in Congo suffered their worst attack in recent history, an intensified UN offensive would likely make the situation even more risky.
PEACE & SECURITY
Strengthening UN Sanctions
UNU Policy Adviser Rebecca Brubaker offers five recommendations for reinforcing UN sanctions as the Security Council seeks to bolster its “formidable instrument for global peace and security”.
Driven by Hate? What We’ve Gotten Wrong about Children and Terrorism
New UNU research is challenging the traditional thinking which asserts that children who join armed groups are motivated by anti-social tendencies, ideology and negative emotions.
UN Peacekeeping Cuts Could be a Disaster for Women and Girls
The Best Defense Is No Offense: Why Cuts to UN Troops in Congo Could Be a Good Thing
Justice for Syria?
Sustaining Peace in an Urban World
Sons of Iraq: Mosul Will Only Recover if We Heed the Lessons of the US Invasion
The Ultimate Deal: US Presidents and the Allure of Peace in the Middle East
