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The UN Security Council said in a statement that it will convene a briefing on the Secretary-General’s 17th biannual strategic-level report on the threat posed by the Islamic State in Iraq

The UN Security Council said in a statement that it will convene a briefing on the Secretary-General’s 17th biannual strategic-level report on the threat posed by the Islamic State in Iraq

Sanctions critical tool if coupled with stakeholder dialogues, updated weapons lists, monitoring of evasions, subsidiary bodies tell Security Council.

Iraq has won an arbitration case against Turkiye in the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce and the flow of oil through the pipeline was stopped as of March 25. Quoting a statement by the Iraqi government, Reuters said that Turkiye must pay $1.4 billion to Iraq, plus the interest according to the market rate. Iraq’s original claim was $34 billion. Ankara had feared

A terrorist attack blamed on Islamic State in eastern Syria killed at least 10 oil field workers, a day after the Syrian Kurdish-led forces warned of an incursion on the militants. The attack targeting three buses transporting workers from the al-Taim oil field in Deir Ezzor province killed nearly a dozen people and injured two others, the SANA news agency reported. The nature of the attack in the Kurdish-held area remains unknown. However, a British-based war monitor said Islamic State group ce...

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Although China is dangling economic incentives in front of the Taliban, it does so to extract security guarantees while seeking to ameliorate development challenges in Afghanistan for fear that poverty may drive instability.

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Malaysia’s former chief justice Tan Sri Richard Malanjum has been appointed as an ombudsman to the United Nations Security Council

KUALA LUMPUR, March 1 ― Malaysia’s former chief justice Tun Richard Malanjum has been appointed as an ombudsman to the United Nations Security Council. In a letter dated January 28, UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres informed the UN Security Council’s president that he had appointed...