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The Kurdish spring did not happen

I N THE 1980s, when Basak Demirtas was just five, the police came for her father. Four years ago, her children watched their father being arrested in their turn. “I didn’t think my daughters would have to experience the same thing,” she says. But the lot of the Kurds is slow to change. Listen to this story Enjoy more audio and podcasts oniOSorAndroid. Selahattin Demirtas, her arrested husband, was at the time of his imprisonment the leader of the Peoples’ Democratic Party ( HDP), the strongest democratic voice of Turkey’s Kurds. He remains behind bars on trumped-up charges, along with thousands of other Kurdish politicians and activists. Turkish prosecutors recently applied to the country’s top court to have the

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Africa s trade revolution needs peace - Daily Monitor

Africa’s trade revolution needs peace Tuesday April 06 2021 A traders selects food items for a customer in Naalya Market, Kampala, in February. African Continental Free Trade Area indicates that when their is peace in the continent, African economies will grow. PHOTO/RACHEL MABALA Summary Despite Africa’s conflict-related deaths rising from 2,200 in 2010 to an average of 14,000 per year since 2014, economic experts say a peaceful continent would enhance trade and sustained long-term investment. Advertisement The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which came into effect in January, could be a game changer in helping to lift the continent out of poverty and onto the path of long-term prosperity. The AfCFTA has the potential to accelerate and alter the composition of foreign direct investment in Africa, thereby diversifying the continent’s sources of growth and boosting its internal and external trade. And merging Africa’s relatively small markets hence enablin

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Africa s Trade Revolution Needs Peace by Hippolyte Fofack

Next But Africa risks squandering this huge opportunity unless its leaders can address the continent’s unwelcome reputation as one of the world’s most conflict-prone regions. According to the World Bank, nine African countries currently suffer from high institutional and social fragility; 12 are engaged in medium or high-intensity conflicts. Unsurprisingly, the number of conflict-related deaths in the region has surged from 2,200 in 2010 to an average of 14,000 per year since 2014. Transnational terrorist networks have recently intensified the problem. Besides causing untimely deaths and suffering, and destroying infrastructure, conflicts impede economic activity and undermine formal and informal cross-border trade. Informal trade between Mali and Algeria, for example, has fallen by more than 64% since 2011, largely owing to the conflict in northern Mali and the closure of the two countries’ border.

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Yemen: Little clarity on US vow to end aid to Saudi-led coalition

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Yemen: Little clarity on US vow to end aid to Saudi-led coalition

Yemen: Little clarity on US vow to end aid to Saudi-led coalition
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