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New York: Heads of UN peacekeeping forces on Thursday highlighted the work of ‘blue helmets’ in some of the most challenging environments, protecting those in need not only from war and terror but also increasingly from natural disasters and disinformation.

Heads of UN peacekeeping forces on Thursday highlighted the work of blue helmets in some of the most challenging environments, protecting those in need not only from war and terror but also increasingly from natural disasters and disinformation.**media[222785]**Climate change and conflict

Among a fourth consecutive year of widespread flooding in Unity State, in South Sudan, a community cut off from food, trade, and medical supplies for over two years was recently visited by a riverine patrol of peacekeepers from Mongolia serving with The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). UNMISS

Heads of UN peacekeeping forces on Thursday highlighted the work of ‘blue helmets’ in some of the most challenging environments, protecting those in need not only from war and terror but also increasingly from natural disasters and disinformation. |

Dr. Lam Akol Ajawin is a veteran South Sudanese opposition politician and leader of the National Democratic Movement (NDM).

Amid an ongoing crisis and continuing financial hardships, women from Bentiu have turned to income-generating projects. They need more than the basic necessities provided by NGOs and aid agencies. DW met some of them.

The Ministry of Health in Unity State has reported a devastating toll of 30 children who lost their lives due to measles in various counties.

The war in Sudan has forced thousands of South Sudanese, who had fled the conflict in their own country, to return home. They have settled in camps for the internally displaced that already lacked basic supplies.

The war in Sudan has forced thousands of South Sudanese, who had fled the conflict in their own country, to return home. They have settled in camps for the internally displaced that already lacked basic supplies.

A South Sudenese student known as Biem Mabek Lang was unfortunately murdered in cold blood by two masked assailants near Daystar's Athi River campus in Kenya.