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In the first Committee Session on Sunday morning the COP 27 is debating about a draft resolution called “Sharm-el-Sheikh-Agreement”. The delegates were able to agree on a “bare minimum of consensus”, as Maldives put it, for numerous aspects regarding energy dependency and green energy development. Nevertheless, there still seem to be upcoming issues.
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In the seventh session of the UNSC, the delegates addressed the Kashmir dispute and all surrounding and intervening factors to the issue.
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The G20 states are approaching the improvement of sustainable resource mobilisation in a well-structured manner. On Saturday morning their resolution on the topic of the Restoration of International Supply Chains to guarantee Food Security failed because the Russian Federation vetoed it. Seemingly willing to tackle the new topic more efficiently, they are currently discussing the issue of sustainable resource mobilisation in split groups.
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UNSC fails to implement its resolution on Libyan peace processes after Russia successfully exercises its veto right. After one and a half day of debating and drafting a resolution to advance the Libyan peace process, the UN Security Council leaves its sixth session empty handed.
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In the first Committee Session on Saturday the HUNSC is constructively working on a working paper. The Eastern and Western blocks are currently merging their different interests into one resolution on how to deal with post-proxy war Afghanistan.
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The Historical Security Council tackles the humanitarian and extremist issues that Afghanistan is currently facing. Wanting to fulfill its sole purpose of maintaining international peace and security, the council faces an extremely complex and fragile situation in Afghanistan.
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