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Weekly Horoscope for ♎ LIBRA (May 23 - May 29, 2026): Which Important Shifts Could Transform Libra Relationships & Career?Libra Weekly Horoscope: Libra, this week brings emotional clarity, self-awareness, and a stronger desire for peace and balance in your life...- Trump says US will give UN money to make it stronger, more viablePresident Donald Trump announced the United States will provide financial assistance to the United Nations to strengthen its operations and...
- UN peacekeeping forces to be cut 25% due to budget strains: OfficialThe United Nations faces a 25% reduction in peacekeeping forces due to significant US aid cuts, impacting approximately 13,000-14,000 perso...
- Perpetrators of crimes against peacekeepers must be brought to justice: India at UNSCIndia emphasizes the need for the protection and proper resourcing of UN peacekeepers who face threats from non-state actors, armed groups,...
- Indian Army chief General Naravane calls for enhancing budget for UN peacekeepersThe Indian Army chief also called for providing appropriate logistics and improved technological support for the UN blue helmet missions, p...
- UN's financial crisis real, we need a solution that works: IndiaThe UN owes India USD 38 million, among the highest it has to pay to any country, for peacekeeping operations.
- UN owes India USD 38 million for peacekeeping operations: UNSG reportThe UN owes USD 38 million to India, followed by Rwanda (USD 31 million), Pakistan (USD 28 million), Bangladesh (USD 25 million) and Nepal ...
- India concerned over proposed changes to formula for dividing UN peacekeeping billDuring a session of the General Assembly's Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary), the representatives of the US and the European U...
- Outgoing UN peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous praises Indian troopsHe said troop contributors from the South Asian nations have given the UN large numbers of peacekeepers but also "good people, people who a...
- UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon welcomes pledge by India, others on peacekeeping missionsAt the ministerial meeting in Lindon yesterday, India underscored its commitment to UN peacekeeping operations and to providing troops for ...
- India concerned over lack of political will for adequate funding for UN peacebuildingAs on March 31 last year, the UN owed a total of USD 777 million to member states for peacekeeping operations.
- UN's peace building efforts struggling due to inadequate funding: India"The funds available for UN peacebuilding efforts are not even 1 per cent of the annual budget for UN peacekeeping," India said.
- India's contribution to global peace remarkable: UNHe also paid tribute to Indian peacekeepers - rifleman Brijesh Thapa and Sepoy Ravi Kumar - who laid down their lives in the line of duty.
- US to review UN peacekeeping missionsNikki Haley said UN members have too often been bogged down in parochial questions, spending a lot of time worrying about which country or ...
- India's contribution to UN increases to Rs 244 croreSushma Swaraj informed the LS that the government had also made voluntary contributions to the tune of Rs 22 crore to international organis...
- At $62 million, UN owes India most for peacekeeping contributionTraditionally, India has been among the largest contributor of troops to UN peacekeeping operations, with nearly 1,80,000 troops having ser...
- China to become third-largest contributor to UN regular budgetChina will be the third-largest contributor to the UN's next regular budget with its assessed contribution accounting for 7.9 per cent of t...
- UN owes India $110 million for peacekeeping operations: OfficialThe UN owes India $ 110 million for costs relating to peacekeeping operations and troops, a top UN official said.
- UN owes $800 million to India for peacekeeping operationsBrazil and Venezuela are the other top two member states which owe $ 75 million and $ 22 million respectively to the UN.
- UN proposes $4.88 billion budgetAlmost nine out of 10 countries that belong to the United Nations have not paid their dues in full, a senior U.N. official said Wednesday.
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