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UN chief pleads with countries to pay their share for peacekeeping, points to financial problems

UN chief pleads with countries to pay their share for peacekeeping, points to financial problems

  • UN’s peackeeping department currently leads 11 operations, in countries including Lebanon, South Sudan, Congo others
  • “Peacekeeping operations have been facing serious liquidity problems,” said Guterres
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