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UN's Absence Exposes Gaps in Global Crisis Mediation

UN's Absence Exposes Gaps in Global Crisis Mediation

The UN's quiet absence from major diplomatic crises has become the new norm, leaving a void that's being filled by unexpected regional players like Oman, Qatar, Turkey, and Pakistan, who are stepping up to mediate global conflicts. They're proving to be surprisingly effective, with Oman acting as a trusted backchannel between the US and Iran, and Qatar brokering high-stakes talks between the US and the Taliban.

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