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UN officials condemn ‘horrifying’ mass killings in Sudan

UN Security Council Condemns RSF Civilian Massacres in Sudan

The United Nations Security Council, the Security Council, condemned on the 30th (local time) a large-scale civilian massacre in El Fasher, Sudan, which was occupied by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF),

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UN Security Council Condemns RSF Assault on Sudan's Al-Fashir

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UN officials condemn ‘horrifying’ mass killings in Sudan as RSF advances

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Fate of thousands feared in Darfur after reported rampage by Sudanese paramilitary force

Sudanese fleeing a paramilitary force that seized a city in the country’s Darfur region trickled into a nearby refugee camp Thursday after walking for miles, telling aid workers that roads were litte...

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A Dramatic Shift in Sudan’s Brutal Civil War

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Aid Workers Fear for Those Missing From a City in Sudan's Darfur Region Seized by Paramilitary Force

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Reports of mass killings in Sudan have echoes of its dark past

There is a clear ethnic element to the battle for el-Fasher, because local armed groups from the dominant Zaghawa tribe, known as the Joint Force, have been fighting alongside the army.

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Sudan accuses RSF of mass killings in El Fasher; Over 2,000 civilians reported dead

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RSF's Takeover of Sudan's El-Fasher a 'Terrible Escalation' That Raises New Concerns

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UN Security Council decides not to lift Iran sanctions, but still time to agree delay

The United Nations Security Council did not adopt a draft resolution on Friday to permanently lift sanctions on Iran, but Tehran and key European powers

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UN Security Council reform will never happen, says former Secretariat Chief

The effectiveness of the United Nations entirely depends on its five permanent Security Council members, who will never agree to substantial reform, believes former Chief of the UN Security Council Secretariat Oleksandr Matsuka.

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Guterres calls for urgent reform of the Security Council

Secretary-General António Guterres on Friday warned that the “fragile” legitimacy of the Security Council could endanger global peace if it remains gridlocked and fails to fulfil its primary purpose.

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UN chief calls for major changes to Security Council

The U.N. Security Council in recent years has experienced gridlock on major issues, drawing significant criticism.

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UN Security Council voices grave concern over escalating violence in Sudan

UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- The UN Security Council on Thursday voiced grave concern over escalating violence in and around El Fasher in Sudan's North Darfur state. In a press statement, the members of the council condemned the assault by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on El Fasher and its devastating impact on the civilian population.

UN Security Council: Why India's push for a permanent seat matters? List of countries supporting

The UNSC comprises 15 members — five permanent and ten non-permanent members elected for two-year terms. The five permanent members are China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Is the UN Security Council still relevant?

The UN Security Council, one of six organs of the UN, has the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. It’s made up of 15 member countries, there are 10 rotating non-permanent members who are elected for two-year terms by members of the UN General Assembly,

Guterres urges inclusive representation in UN Security Council

United Nations secretary-general António Guterres has admitted that the Security Council faces serious legitimacy and effectiveness issues, warning that its composition no longer reflects the realities of the modern world.

History Today: When the United Nations was born in the hope for a new beginning

On October 24, 1945, the United Nations came into existence — a global commitment to prevent another world war and promote peace among nations. The date also saw Concorde’s final flight in 2003, the emergence of Hurricane Sandy in 2012,

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Grappling with a weapon: The politics and policies of conflict-related sexual violence at the United Nations Security Council

Crawford, Kerry F. (2025) Grappling with a weapon: The politics and policies of conflict-related sexual violence at the United Nations Security Council. The Missing Peace Series: Understanding Conflict-related Sexual Violence through Research, Policy and Practice: 2. Oslo: PRIO.