Blinken's Visit to Africa: Is US Counterterrorism Counterproductive?
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s week-long tour across four African countries was aimed at strengthening the US-Africa relationship, but did it?
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Blinkens Visit to Africa: Is US Counterterrorism Counterproductive?
ABUJA, Jan 30 (IPS) - US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s week-long tour across four African countries was aimed at strengthening the US-Africa relationship—a relationship, according to some commentators, already waning as China and Russia are increasing their influence.
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Cüneyt Gürer | Small Wars Journal
Dr. Cüneyt Gürer is Professor of Transnational Security Studies at the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.
Department Of Political Science Kent State University Georgec Marshall European Center Transnational Security Studies European Center Security Studies
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Turning Protracted African Conflicts into Sustainable Peace
Among East Africa’s dozens of pastoral tribes, major conflicts have erupted repeatedly, largely over land and water disputes.Generational trauma and anger have built to create tensions and griev
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Gaza Health Workers Struggling to Save Injured Without Medical Supplies, WHO Expert Warns
UNITED NATIONS, Jan 19 (IPS) - Gaza’s healthcare system is “on its knees” as ongoing hostilities force hospitals to operate beyond their capacity and displace their healthcare workers, according to a WHO expert.
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The Impact of Climate Migration on Developing Nations
As the world is still gearing up to welcome 2024, let us find a moment to reflect on some of the key trends of the past year and pursue now to embrace the path towards hope and promise for everyone, e
United States United Kingdom Krung Thep Mahanakhon Muse Mohammed Sustainable Development Goals Armed Conflicts
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Mozambique Insurgency Significantly Decreased, Say Experts
There is cautious optimism that the conflict in northern Mozambique, largely in the province of Cabo Delgado since 2017, is under greater control.
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With Attack on Yemen, the U.S. Is Shameless: We Make the Rules, We Break the Rules
SAN FRANCISCO, USA, Jan 15 (IPS) - Have you heard the one about the U.S. government wanting a “rules-based international order”?It’s grimly laughable, but the nation’s media outlets routinely take such claims seriously and credulously. Overall, the default assumption is that top officials in Washington are reluctant to go to war, and do so only as a last resort.
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Do US military bases bring violence to the Philippines – and possibly other countries?
Chinese research focusing on the Philippines has found a link between the presence of US overseas military bases and domestic conflicts.
United States South Korea South China Sea Brunei General Carnegie Endowment For International Peace District Of Columbia
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South Africas Genocide Case Against Israel at the International Court of Justice
TORONTO, Canada, Jan 11 (IPS) - The Institute for Middle East Understanding (IMEU) published the following Q&A with human rights attorney and political analyst Diana Buttu on South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice ICJ). The court is scheduled to hold hearings on the petition January 11-12.
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