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A23 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL 24-25 Editorials: Peacekeeping with honor; a national drunken driving standard; the changing Olympics.

The core of the new Bundeswehr will be a 35,000-strong "intervention force" for fighting and a 70,000-strong "stabilisation force" for peacekeeping, with "support forces" of 137,500.Procurement plans have been revised, freeing an extra €26 billion over 15 years.

President Barack Obama is jointly hosting a summit with Ban in New York later this month to seek commitments to strengthen peacekeeping with better trained troops, equipment and intelligence resources, to the alarm of some of the countries that provide substantial contingents of troops in blue helmets.

Today, protection is at the heart of modern UN Peacekeeping, with ten peacekeeping operations, containing 95percentt of all our deployed personnel, having a mandate to protect civilians.

His more recent Ontario ministry included an attempt to establish a Christian Ashram in Owen Sound, a book on Canada's role in peacekeeping with a foreword by HRH Princess Anne, and another with economist John Kenneth Galbraith on Canada's relations with the USA.

Most of the pledges generated at the Summit cannot currently be deployed to our ongoing missions, however, having a reserve of available contributions will help us provide UN Peacekeeping with greater predictability and the capacity to responds to crises rapidly and effectively.

Congo is home to the largest United Nations peacekeeping mission, with 17,000 troops with tanks and helicopter gunships.

Japan in 2011 led the list of unpaid peacekeeping dues, with an outstanding balance of $648 million.

The Council authorized a peacekeeping mission with as many as 5,537 troops for Congo.

His rejection of the Scandinavians complicates efforts to bolster the peacekeeping force with appropriate technical expertise.

Americans must demand United States leadership in securing an expansion of peacekeeping troops with a full mandate to protect civilians.