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The memorandum of understanding between the UN and troop-contributing countries (TCC) leaves member states with primary jurisdiction over their soldiers. That means TCCs are responsible for conducting ...

Editor’s note: This article is part of a series exploring what has gone wrong with UN peacekeeping in today’s complex, multipolar world, what alternative security tools are available, and what ...

From flooding in refugee camps in Sudan, to militants in Somalia controlling scarce water, the intersection of climate and conflict is an increasingly important challenge for humanitarians, and fast ...