India as the world's peacekeeper

August 11th, 2008 • Conflict, UN

Did you know that India is consistently in the top three contributors of peacekeepers for the United Nations? There have been some domestic calls for India to rethink its current contribution. An interesting debate is underway. It’s easy to forget (not know about) the important role countries like India play in international peace-keeping. While the US might be the worlds sheriff, India could very well be its peacekeeper.

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