UN at 80: From War’s Ashes to Global Peacekeeper
As the UN marks its 80th anniversary, we explore its origins, peacekeeping missions, and China’s growing role in global stability. A journey from war to peace in data and stories.
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As the UN marks its 80th anniversary, we explore its origins, peacekeeping missions, and China’s growing role in global stability. A journey from war to peace in data and stories.
On December 11, the Chinese mainland’s 12th peacekeeping infantry battalion left Zhengzhou for Juba. Since early 2025, these forces have led 70+ missions, delivered 10,000+ supplies, and aided over 1,000 Sudan residents.
China is stepping up as a partner for the Global South, championing multilateralism, sustainable development and peace-building to drive greater equality.
From Resolution 2758 to a $10M South-South Fund, China has evolved into a major UN partner – leading peacekeeping, funding sustainable development, and advocating reform.
Explore eight decades of UN history, from the Dumbarton Oaks vision to modern peacekeeping, through China’s steadfast partnership.
China’s contributions to the UN soared from under 1% in 2000 to over 20% in 2025, making it the second-largest donor to regular and peacekeeping budgets.
UN Peace Operations chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix praises documentary ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’ for spotlighting the daily dedication and impact of peacekeepers, including those from the Chinese mainland.
As the UN celebrates its 80th anniversary, China leverages its role to champion multilateralism and shape global governance for the next generation.
A soldier from the Chinese mainland’s UN Infantry Battalion in South Sudan channels his homesickness into the stirring song Glory to Protecting Peace, echoing the heartbeat of peacekeepers worldwide.
At 80, the UN’s mission—peace, development, solidarity—is more vital than ever. Discover China’s role in peacekeeping, poverty reduction, and green initiatives powering multilateralism.