The closing of the peacekeeping mission in Liberia is a milestone moment.
-- Peter Yeo
UNMIL Provides Lessons on What Makes a Successful Peacekeeping Mission
Category: In the News
International assistance should not be tied to UN votes:
-- Jordie Hannum
Wielding Aid as a Cudgel May Backfire, When Most Already Vote with US
The U.S. and the UN can be allies in the global opioid fight.
-- Jordie Hannum
The US and the UN Can Be Allies in the Global Opioid Fight
Do we only give foreign aid to friends? And how do we define friends?
-- Peter Yeo
Foreign Aid Cuts Expected, Except for ‘Friends’
By supporting UN Peacekeeping efforts, the U.S. saves money and doesn’t have to put its own boots on the ground – it’s...
-- Peter Yeo
Report Highlights Value of UN Peacekeeping Contributions Trump Admin Wants to Cut
The Trump administration has made burden-sharing an essential part of its foreign policy strategy. U.N. peacekeeping operations provide a prime example of...
-- Peter Yeo
The UN Is Reformed and Ready
Ambassador Haley has formed a real partnership for reform with the Secretary General.
-- Peter Yeo
U.N. Budget Cuts Highlight New U.S. Approach
U.S. withdrawal from a leadership role in the United Nations “weakens our standing in the global community.
-- Chandrima Das
Cicilline ’83 Discusses Role of US in UN
Civilian deaths and the likelihood of conflict reoccurring drop dramatically when U.N. troops are deployed.
-- Jordie Hannum
What Does UN Peacekeeping Cost America?
By working through the U.N., we can ensure that other nations share the responsibilities of global security and humanitarian relief.
-- Peter Yeo
United Nations Is an Invaluable ‘Club’ and Trump Should Say So
At the end of the day, the U.N. has demonstrated its value in a country of clear U.S. strategic importance.
-- Jordie Hannum
The UN Stepped Up in Mosul; the U.S. Must Step up for the UN
There is decades of research that shows that peacekeeping, when sufficiently resourced and equipped, can make a huge difference in terms of...
-- Jordie Hannum
UN Peacekeeping Budget Cut By $600 Million