UN Chief Warns of Dangerous Erosion of International Law Amid Global Conflicts
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- •The UN Secretary-General issued warnings on May 27 about the decline in respect for international law.
- •Ongoing wars and geopolitical divisions were cited as key factors undermining the world order.
- •The UN honoured peacekeepers, known as blue helmets, on May 29 and called for increased support for their missions.
- •The warnings specifically referenced the impact of conflicts in Africa on global stability.
- •The UN Secretary-General emphasized the need for renewed investment in peace operations to counteract these trends.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If UN member states increase funding and support for peacekeeping missions then peace operations could strengthen conflict resolution efforts, improving stability in war-affected regions such as Africa.
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CNECNS - China News Service (EN)UN chief warns of dangerous erosion of respect for int'l lawAFRICAAllAfrica - TopAfrica: Wars and Geopolitical Divisions Constitute 'Dangerous Erosion' of World Order, Warns UN ChiefOFFICIALUN News - AllUN honours blue helmets and calls for renewed investment in peace