U.S. Demands Fundamental Reform of UN Peacekeeping Operations, Outlining Five-Point Strategy
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Article The US representative for UN management and reform, Jeff Bartos, told the Security Council on 18 September that Washington no longer believes in the effectiveness of UN peacekeeping. "We have lost confidence in the ability of peacekeeping, as it is currently designed and funded, to produce results commensurate with its cost and scale," he said in the debate on the future of all forms of UN peace operations. Five principles of reform Jeff…
U.S. Demands Fundamental Reform of UN Peacekeeping Operations, Outlining Five-Point Strategy
NEW YORK — Speaking at a United Nations Security Council briefing, Ambassador Jeffrey Bartos, U.S. Representative for U.N. Management and Reform, called for urgent and fundamental reforms to UN peacekeeping operations, asserting that current missions have grown "too big and too broad" and fail to deliver results proportionate to their cost and footprint. Addressing the Council
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