It's the deadliest country when it comes serving as U.N. peacekeepers - and now the U.N. Security Council has adopted a resolution renewing its mission to Mali for another year. Another 25-hundred peacekeepers will be added, at a time when Mali has been hit with a number of attacks. Here's our U.N. correspondent Lorna Shaddick
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