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Lebanon and Somalia face peacekeeping strain
Peacekeeping missions in various regions of Africa and the Middle East are facing a decline in troop numbers and funding, threatening their ability to carry out security and humanitarian tasks. A report by the Stockholm Institute shows that fewer than 79,000 personnel were deployed by the end of 2025, marking the lowest level in 25 years, with peacekeeping operations decreasing to 58 missions. There is also a funding crisis amounting to $2 billion out of the $5.6 billion allocated for 2024-2025. Experts confirm that this decline jeopardizes conflict management efforts and threatens stability and conflict resolution, highlighting the urgent need for greater political and financial support to enhance the effectiveness of these missions.
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