SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING

Successful elections, new peace pact in Mali foster hope for stability despite spread of extremism across Sahel, peacekeeping chief tells Security Council at 8376th meeting.

Grave situation in Gaza demands decisive action, Special Coordinator for Middle East Peace Process tells Security Council, urging end of occupation at 8375th meeting.

Grave situation in Gaza demands decisive action, Special Coordinator for Middle East Peace Process tells Security Council, urging end of occupation at 8375th meeting.

Special Envoy on Syrian conflict, in Security Council briefing, announces resignation, vowing to pursue political solution ‘until the last hour’ at 8373rd meeting.

States must transform natural resources from driver of conflict into development tool to foster peace, cooperation, Secretary-General tells Security Council at 8372nd meeting.

Adopting resolution 2438 (2018), Security Council extends United Nations Interim Security Force in Abyei for final time unless parties meet benchmarks at 8371st meeting.

Outstanding issues must be resolved before Democratic Republic of Congo elections, speakers tell Security Council at 8370th meeting.

With Democratic Republic of Congo at ‘pivotal moment’, Security Council co-chairs outline mission visit, saying peaceful handover of power possible at 8369th meeting.

Continuing commitment critical to overcoming challenges in Colombia peace process, head of United Nations Verification Mission tells Security Council at 8368th meeting.

Open briefing of the Counter-Terrorism Committee on the nexus between international terrorism and transnational organized crime. The aim of the open briefing, which was organized in cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI), was to (i) help strengthen the understanding of the nexus as it pertains to criminal activities linked to trafficking in persons committed for the purpose of supporting terrorism, the nexus between drug trafficking and terrorism, and arms trafficking and terrorism; and (ii) promote a discussion of responses.