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Politics of peace

Published 16 Jan, 2014 07:15 | Updated 16 Jan, 2014 07:14

The UN budget for peacekeeping operations has never been larger, the number of blue berets deployed around the world keeps growing, and yet the prospect of global peace seems to be more elusive than ever. With the Geneva-2 conference on the horizon, what are the prospects for peace in Syria? And isn't the prevention of war really the best cure? The United Nations Undersecretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, Herve Ladsous, joins Oksana to examine this paradox.

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