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International peace and security

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The United Nations intensified its activities in 1993 to safeguard international peace and security. A record number of 17 peace-keeping operations were deployed worldwide, involving nearly 80,000 military and civilian peace-keeping personnel under United Nations command. The Security Council established peace-keeping operations in Georgia, Liberia and Rwanda.

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The United Nations intensified its activities in 1993 to safeguard international peace and security. A record number of 17 peace-keeping operations were deployed worldwide, involving nearly 80,000 military and civilian peace-keeping personnel under United Nations command. The Security Council established peace-keeping operations in Georgia, Liberia and Rwanda.

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The United Nations intensified its activities in 1993 to safeguard international peace and security. A record number of 17 peace-keeping operations were deployed worldwide, involving nearly 80,000 military and civilian peace-keeping personnel under United Nations command. The Security Council established peace-keeping operations in Georgia, Liberia and Rwanda.

Key concepts: International peace, Security council, Peacekeeping, Political science, International security, Public administration, International trade, Computer security

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