Global institutions, such as the United Nations, play a critical role in peacekeeping efforts by deploying personnel and resources to conflict areas, promoting stability and security. These operations often involve monitoring ceasefires, disarming combatants, and facilitating humanitarian assistance. By providing a neutral presence, global institutions help create conditions for dialogue and reconciliation among conflicting parties. Their legitimacy and capacity to respond can enhance local governance structures and rebuild trust. However, the effectiveness of global peacekeeping efforts can be impeded by political challenges, resource limitations, and the complexities inherent in each unique conflict scenario.