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Syria has 'chosen the path of war', says U.N. (+video)

Without a peace to monitor, U.N. peacekeepers will leave Syria by August 24. Diplomats will meet at the United Nations in New York on Friday to discuss next steps.
UN to end observer mission in Syria

Conditions for possibly extending the United Nations' military observer mission – reduction of violence and no use of heavy weapons – had not been met, France's UN ambassador Gerard Araud announced. The current president of the Security Council said the mandate would end Sunday.
Haiti elects new president for Herculean task

The Haiti election Sunday was marked by many of the same problems voters experienced in a first round tainted with widespread fraud, although this time violence was avoided.
Haiti earthquake: UN confronts largest tragedy in own history

The Haiti earthquake, on top of the Haitian toll, has the United Nations confronting the largest single loss of life for its own personnel in its 65-year history.
War crimes charges rattle Sudan

The World Court could soon issue an arrest warrant for President Bashir on charges of genocide.
Opinion: Obama, Darfur, and ICC justice

We must stand up to Sudan's shocking threats.
Somali militants hinder humanitarian aid

Islamist forces in Somalia have launched fresh attacks, worrying international aid groups.