China can help. It is the biggest contributor of peacekeeping troops among the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and the second-biggest financial contributor to the UN’s peacekeeping ...

China pledges 8,000 troops to UN peacekeeping force. The agreement could make China one of the largest contributors to UN peacekeeping efforts. Alexandra Sims. Tuesday 29 September 2015 14:45 BST.

China has pledged 8,000 troops to a United Nations peacekeeping standby force, a commitment which cements its status as the biggest military contributor to peacekeeping operations among the ...

Through its actions, the Chinese military (known as "Chinese Blue Helmets") has made its peacekeeping operations a highlight of UN peacekeeping missions. Since 1990, China has dispatched more than ...

In line with its financial support, China has also trained 8,000 People’s Liberation Army troops to serve as a permanent standby militia for UN peacekeeping operations.

China says it will increase the number of troops it provides for United Nations peacekeeping missions, as the People’s Liberation Army marks 30 years of involvement in such operations.

China has offered soldiers to the new UN peacekeeping mission in Mali, UN officials say. Talks are underway, and more than 500 Chinese peacekeepers and engineers could potentially take part in the ...

China is set to play a bigger role in United Nations peacekeeping missions while also providing its military with real-life training opportunities after completing the registration of 8,000 troops ...

In May 2025, the United Nations Peacekeeping Ministerial took place in Berlin, gathering over 130 Member States and ...

In recent years, China has stepped up its contribution to UN peacekeeping operations, particularly in countries where doing so aligns with its strategic interests. The US must take action to reassert ...

China, despite being the second-largest financial contributor to the UN, has not shown interest in aiding the mission, while Russia has consistently opposed U.S. efforts to address international ...