Fixing failure

Article Abstract:

The High-Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Changes suggests that despite having spent substantial sums on aid and peacekeeping the UN could neither improve conditions on the ground, nor build support for peaceful transition due to an institutional gap in the UN. It is suggested that the organization should focus on taking country out of conflict, or preventing one in the first place, and assisting nations along the road to development.

Peacekeeping forces, Humanitarian aid

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NATO in Afghanistan

Article Abstract:

The problems faced by NATO, which took command of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan under a United Nations mandate in August 2003, are discussed. The NATO requires greater commitment and effort from member nations and the international community if is to succeed in its mission to eliminate Al Qaeda and Taliban from neighboring Pakistan.

International politics, Afghanistan, Military policy, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Antiterrorism measures

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Yes to multilateralism

Article Abstract:

Restoring multilateralism is an essential move for world stability and to preserve the principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter. Reorganizing the international community, maintaining peace and stability and assuring a multilateral future to mankind are the most effective weapons to improve relations among states.

Analysis, Multiculturalism

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