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Sustaining U.S. Security and Leadership in the Arctic NATO allies
... stakeholders should contribute to U.S. policy decisions and keep Congress regularly consulted. U.S. Special Rep. for the Arctic Robert Papp recently called it “vitally important” for the USG to keep “private business concerns at the forefront…[as] they will bring their expertise and interests to h ...
... stakeholders should contribute to U.S. policy decisions and keep Congress regularly consulted. U.S. Special Rep. for the Arctic Robert Papp recently called it “vitally important” for the USG to keep “private business concerns at the forefront…[as] they will bring their expertise and interests to h ...
peacekeeping
... international community, specifically the United Nations, to intervene in a timely fashion in Africa's conflicts, regional and subregional organizations in Africa have assumed a greater role in conflict prevention, management, resolution, and peacekeeping in Africa. Notably, the Economic Community o ...
... international community, specifically the United Nations, to intervene in a timely fashion in Africa's conflicts, regional and subregional organizations in Africa have assumed a greater role in conflict prevention, management, resolution, and peacekeeping in Africa. Notably, the Economic Community o ...
The EU`s relationship with the United States of America
... freedoms, both political and economic and views freedom as “the non-negotiable demand of human dignity; the birthright of every person”. In its ‘Overview of America’s International Strategy’ it states the goals are “political and economic freedom, peaceful relations with other states, and respect fo ...
... freedoms, both political and economic and views freedom as “the non-negotiable demand of human dignity; the birthright of every person”. In its ‘Overview of America’s International Strategy’ it states the goals are “political and economic freedom, peaceful relations with other states, and respect fo ...
§4.2.h Office of the UN Secretary
... Office of the UN Secretary-General: R2P The Secretary-General of the United Nations is, in many respects, the face of the United Nations. On the one hand, the Secretary-General has considerable power to implement reform, alter policy and in general act as an advocate for the overall direction and pr ...
... Office of the UN Secretary-General: R2P The Secretary-General of the United Nations is, in many respects, the face of the United Nations. On the one hand, the Secretary-General has considerable power to implement reform, alter policy and in general act as an advocate for the overall direction and pr ...
Executive Summary
... be considered national security issues. Without a framework that transcends the violence paradigm, most transnational threats cannot, by definition, be considered national security issues. In contrast, much of the “new thinking” on national security sought to broaden the concept of national securit ...
... be considered national security issues. Without a framework that transcends the violence paradigm, most transnational threats cannot, by definition, be considered national security issues. In contrast, much of the “new thinking” on national security sought to broaden the concept of national securit ...
Chapter One The United Nations - American Model United Nations
... a political tool is diminishing; blocs are falling out of use. The most historically cohesive bloc, the Warsaw Pact, has ceased to exist as a military and political unit. Several other blocs, including the Western, are undergoing structural changes that will have a profound effect on the future of U ...
... a political tool is diminishing; blocs are falling out of use. The most historically cohesive bloc, the Warsaw Pact, has ceased to exist as a military and political unit. Several other blocs, including the Western, are undergoing structural changes that will have a profound effect on the future of U ...
The Veto and the Charter - Yale Law School Legal Scholarship
... "breach of the peace," called for the cessation of hostilities, the withdrawal of North Korean forces, and the cooperation of all U.N. members in carrying out the resolution.' Two days later, it recommended "that the Members of the United Nations furnish such assistance to the Republic of South Kore ...
... "breach of the peace," called for the cessation of hostilities, the withdrawal of North Korean forces, and the cooperation of all U.N. members in carrying out the resolution.' Two days later, it recommended "that the Members of the United Nations furnish such assistance to the Republic of South Kore ...
Background Guide - Cleveland Council on World Affairs
... political security, the Security Council must act to ensure that shipping and commerce are secure while operating in and around international waterways. With issues like piracy, territorial disputes and political instability threatening some of the most strategic waterways in the world, action must ...
... political security, the Security Council must act to ensure that shipping and commerce are secure while operating in and around international waterways. With issues like piracy, territorial disputes and political instability threatening some of the most strategic waterways in the world, action must ...
DOC - Europa.eu
... Social Security Coordination: what is it? Social security systems are generally based on a territorial principle that means that social security benefits are paid only on the territory of that state and only social insurance contributions made in that state can be recognised for the payment of benef ...
... Social Security Coordination: what is it? Social security systems are generally based on a territorial principle that means that social security benefits are paid only on the territory of that state and only social insurance contributions made in that state can be recognised for the payment of benef ...
The Deadly and Illegal Consequences of
... Given the stark reality of death in Iraq under economic sanctions, the choice for some in respect to the consequences of UN Resolution 687 was between de jure or de facto genocide. I have read between the lines of the Resolution and have given the original drafters the benefit of the doubt. Likewise ...
... Given the stark reality of death in Iraq under economic sanctions, the choice for some in respect to the consequences of UN Resolution 687 was between de jure or de facto genocide. I have read between the lines of the Resolution and have given the original drafters the benefit of the doubt. Likewise ...
Regions and power review
... Asserting that regional patterns of security are increasingly important in international politics, this study presents a detailed account of relations between global powers. It emphasizes their relationship with the regional security complexes which make up the contemporary international system. The ...
... Asserting that regional patterns of security are increasingly important in international politics, this study presents a detailed account of relations between global powers. It emphasizes their relationship with the regional security complexes which make up the contemporary international system. The ...
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... armed conflicts, which is included in the Millennium Declaration of Heads of State and Government: “We will spare no effort to free our peoples from the scourge of war, whether within or between States…We resolve, therefore…to make the United Nations more effective in maintaining peace and security, ...
... armed conflicts, which is included in the Millennium Declaration of Heads of State and Government: “We will spare no effort to free our peoples from the scourge of war, whether within or between States…We resolve, therefore…to make the United Nations more effective in maintaining peace and security, ...
Concepts of Security
... problem of global insecurity. Today, it is widely accepted that poverty, lack of work and a general feeling that there is nothing in this system for me that fires some of the terrorists ( they believe they are freedom fighters) and those who turn on the State and use violence – what is it that drive ...
... problem of global insecurity. Today, it is widely accepted that poverty, lack of work and a general feeling that there is nothing in this system for me that fires some of the terrorists ( they believe they are freedom fighters) and those who turn on the State and use violence – what is it that drive ...
A/70/979 – S/2016/597
... I have the honour to address you in connection with Article 97 of the Charter of the United Nations and the joint letter dated 15 December 2015 which, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 69/321, started the selection process and invited Member States to nominate female candidates for the ...
... I have the honour to address you in connection with Article 97 of the Charter of the United Nations and the joint letter dated 15 December 2015 which, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 69/321, started the selection process and invited Member States to nominate female candidates for the ...
28. The responsibility of the Security Council in the maintenance of
... partnership in global responsibility shared by members of the Security Council — permanent and nonpermanent members alike — which had enabled the Council to take a number of unanimous positions on some of the most complex and critical issues. He said that the Organization, its Secretary-General and ...
... partnership in global responsibility shared by members of the Security Council — permanent and nonpermanent members alike — which had enabled the Council to take a number of unanimous positions on some of the most complex and critical issues. He said that the Organization, its Secretary-General and ...
9/20/01 1030 - Organization of American States
... RECOGNIZING the inherent right of individual and collective self-defense in accordance with the Charters of the Organization of American States and the United Nations; CONVINCED that the response of the member states to the present situation requires the application or adoption, in accordance with t ...
... RECOGNIZING the inherent right of individual and collective self-defense in accordance with the Charters of the Organization of American States and the United Nations; CONVINCED that the response of the member states to the present situation requires the application or adoption, in accordance with t ...
the Mutual Cooperation treaty of 1960
... Although the American Occupation of Japan came to an end on April 28, 1952, when the San Francisco Peace Treaty went into effect, the United States was hardly prepared to abandon its military presence in Japan. With Japan a key strategic partner in Cold War Asia, the Korean War still in progress, an ...
... Although the American Occupation of Japan came to an end on April 28, 1952, when the San Francisco Peace Treaty went into effect, the United States was hardly prepared to abandon its military presence in Japan. With Japan a key strategic partner in Cold War Asia, the Korean War still in progress, an ...
briefing for the nato international school in azerbaijan baku, 11 july
... goal. Following the Georgia-Russia crisis in 2008, tensions were exacerbated by the influence of NATO states in supplying Georgia with weapons. • What steps must the EAPC take to ensure that future crises sparked by tensions between Partners do not impede conflict prevention and resolution efforts? ...
... goal. Following the Georgia-Russia crisis in 2008, tensions were exacerbated by the influence of NATO states in supplying Georgia with weapons. • What steps must the EAPC take to ensure that future crises sparked by tensions between Partners do not impede conflict prevention and resolution efforts? ...
To: Legal Committee From: Estonia
... policy, propagate heretical or superstitious ideas, or spread rumors and other content forbidden by laws,” Having heard that the PRC government has employed thousands of persons at the national, provincial, and local levels to censor electronic communications, Noting with deep concern that the CCP ...
... policy, propagate heretical or superstitious ideas, or spread rumors and other content forbidden by laws,” Having heard that the PRC government has employed thousands of persons at the national, provincial, and local levels to censor electronic communications, Noting with deep concern that the CCP ...
UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS ORDINANCE (Chapter 537)
... I hereby specify, under section 37 of the United Nations Sanctions (Côte d’Ivoire) Regulation 2006 (Cap 537 sub.leg.), the following persons or entities referred to in the list maintained by the Committee of the Security Council of the United Nations established pursuant to paragraph 14 of Resolutio ...
... I hereby specify, under section 37 of the United Nations Sanctions (Côte d’Ivoire) Regulation 2006 (Cap 537 sub.leg.), the following persons or entities referred to in the list maintained by the Committee of the Security Council of the United Nations established pursuant to paragraph 14 of Resolutio ...
Chapter 20: National Security
... Cold War Thaw / “New World Order”: 1989 (George H.W. Bush) – 2001 (George W. Bush) – world peace centered around the United States taking the lead to ensure that aggression be dealt with by a mutual agreement of the United Nations (NATO), and other countries acting in concert. ...
... Cold War Thaw / “New World Order”: 1989 (George H.W. Bush) – 2001 (George W. Bush) – world peace centered around the United States taking the lead to ensure that aggression be dealt with by a mutual agreement of the United Nations (NATO), and other countries acting in concert. ...
the United States Positioning as a World Superpower
... most notable accomplishments of the United Nations while also influencing the United States decision to play a newly active role in the organization. The need for a second installation of a peacekeeping organization was first articulated during a meeting between President Roosevelt and Winston Churc ...
... most notable accomplishments of the United Nations while also influencing the United States decision to play a newly active role in the organization. The need for a second installation of a peacekeeping organization was first articulated during a meeting between President Roosevelt and Winston Churc ...
Fa2010
... --- OR --II. One final 5-6 page paper (not including references) on the topic of “Reforming the United Nations: Key Challenges and Priorities.” (75% of course grade). This paper may focus on one or two key issues for reform at the UN, such as peacekeeping reform. One-page proposals for papers (with ...
... --- OR --II. One final 5-6 page paper (not including references) on the topic of “Reforming the United Nations: Key Challenges and Priorities.” (75% of course grade). This paper may focus on one or two key issues for reform at the UN, such as peacekeeping reform. One-page proposals for papers (with ...
English - Inter-Parliamentary Union
... 28. Also recommends that the IPU actively support the implementation of United Nations Security Council resolution 1325 on women, peace and security, taking into account the recommendations pertaining to women and war that are contained in the Beijing Platform of Action of 1995; 29. Calls on parliam ...
... 28. Also recommends that the IPU actively support the implementation of United Nations Security Council resolution 1325 on women, peace and security, taking into account the recommendations pertaining to women and war that are contained in the Beijing Platform of Action of 1995; 29. Calls on parliam ...
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Issued by the Authority of the Minister
... effectively means that goods mentioned in a document specified by the Minister for Foreign Affairs under subregulation 5(3) of the Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions – Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) Regulations 2008) are subject to an import ban. The Charter of the United Nations (Sanc ...
... effectively means that goods mentioned in a document specified by the Minister for Foreign Affairs under subregulation 5(3) of the Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions – Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) Regulations 2008) are subject to an import ban. The Charter of the United Nations (Sanc ...
United Nations Security Council
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The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations and is charged with the maintenance of international peace and security as well as accepting new members to the United Nations and approving any changes to its United Nations Charter. Critics of the council often describe it as an undemocratic international body, and argue it fails its principal task, mainly because of the veto power granted to only five of its members—Russia, the United Kingdom, France, China, and the United States. Its powers include the establishment of peacekeeping operations, the establishment of international sanctions, and the authorization of military action through Security Council resolutions; it is the only UN body with the authority to issue binding resolutions to member states. The Security Council held its first session on 17 January 1946.Like the UN as a whole, the Security Council was created following World War II to address the failings of another international organization, the League of Nations, in maintaining world peace. In its early decades, the body was largely paralysed by the Cold War division between the US and USSR and their respective allies, though it authorized interventions in the Korean War and the Congo Crisis and peacekeeping missions in the Suez Crisis, Cyprus, and West New Guinea. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, UN peacekeeping efforts increased dramatically in scale, and the Security Council authorized major military and peacekeeping missions in Kuwait, Namibia, Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda, Somalia, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.The Security Council consists of fifteen members. The great powers that were the victors of World War II—Russia, the United Kingdom, France, China, and the United States—serve as the body's five permanent members. These permanent members can veto any substantive Security Council resolution, including those on the admission of new member states or candidates for Secretary-General. The Security Council also has 10 non-permanent members, elected on a regional basis to serve two-year terms. The body's presidency rotates monthly among its members.Security Council resolutions are typically enforced by UN peacekeepers, military forces voluntarily provided by member states and funded independently of the main UN budget. As of 2013, 116,837 peacekeeping soldiers and other personnel are deployed on 15 missions around the world. Evaluations of the Security Council's effectiveness are mixed, and calls for its reform predate the body's first meeting; however, little consensus exists on how its structure should be changed.