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Global tension and funding woes threaten peacekeeping missions, SIPRI warns

Geopolitical tensions and funding shortages are threatening UN peacekeeping missions, with international staff numbers at their lowest in 25 years. SIPRI warns of a potential dramatic weakening of multilateral conflict resolution efforts if current trends continue.

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