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20 December 2001

S/RES/1386

UN Documents

This resolution authorised the establishment of ISAF to provide security in Kabul. Read more
March 2006

Afghanistan

Monthly Forecast

The Council is expected to review and extend the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) after it receives the recommendations of the Secretary-General in his March regular report. The report of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) has yet to be presented to the Council. Read more
February 2006

Afghanistan

Monthly Forecast

The Council is expected to endorse the Afghanistan Compact, a five-year framework for reconstruction to be adopted in early February in London at an international conference co-chaired by the UK, the UN and the Afghan government. Read more
January 2006

Afghanistan

Monthly Forecast

No Council action is expected in January. However, important developments taking place off stage will have an impact when the Council takes up the situation again in early 2006. Read more

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11 December 2023

UN Transitions in a Fractured Multilateral Environment

Research Report

Insights into the evolving discussion on peace operation transitions and examination of some transition cases exploring Security Council practice, analysis of emerging trends, identification of challenges, and drawing of lessons for planning and managing future transitions.

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1 June 2023

Security Council Elections 2023

Research Report

The 77th session of the UN General Assembly is scheduled to hold elections on 6 June for five non-permanent seats of the Security Council for the 2024-2025 term.

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2 May 2023

Security Council Working Methods in Hard Times

Research Report

Security Council Report’s report of 2 May, Security Council Working Methods in Hard Times, analyses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine crisis on the Council’s working methods and on its transparency, effectiveness, and accountability. These events affected many aspects of life in the Council: how it meets, how it votes, whom it invites to participate in its meetings, and whom it hears from. They presented elected Council members with challenges but also opportunities to make a difference in the work of the Council. The report also covers the work of key groupings that helped shape the Council’s working methods during this period, including the Security Council’s Informal Working Group on Documentation and Other Procedural Questions (IWG) and the Accountability, Coherence and Transparency Group (ACT).

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26 April 2023

The Financing of AU Peace Support Operations: Prospects for Progress in the Security Council?

Research Report

The financing of AU-led peace support operations (AUPSOs) has been an issue in the relationship between the UN and the AU in general, and between the Security Council and the AU Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) in particular, since 2007. Despite advances in recent years, the AU’s Achilles heel remains the lack of adequate resources to support and sustain these operations.

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30 December 2022

The UN Security Council and Climate Change: Tracking the Agenda after the 2021 Veto

Research Report

This report seeks to address how the Council has engaged with the climate change, peace and security dossier following the December 2021 veto of a draft resolution on this issue.

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30 December 2022

Golden Threads and Persisting Challenges: The Security Council Women, Peace and Security Presidencies Initiative

Research Report

Just over a year ago, Ireland, Kenya and Mexico formed a “Presidency Trio for Women, Peace and Security” (WPS), pledging to make WPS “a top priority” of their respective presidencies in September, October and November 2021. During the press conference on the Council’s programme of work for September 2021, Ambassador Geraldine Byrne Nason (Ireland) described the initiative as “a golden thread” that would run through the Irish, Kenyan and Mexican presidencies.

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