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A challenging conversation about recovering disappeared persons and the promotion of human rights.

Mr. Browne to serve a critical role in maximizing the transformative impact of Decision Lens across the public sector

The refuelling companies at Malaysian airports are not selling due to US sanctions.

The refuelling companies at Malaysian airports are not selling due to US sanctions.

‘Population Change in Africa: Interdisciplinary Conversations’, a webinar series organised by the African Population History Network (APHiN) and hosted by the LSHTM Population Studies Group and the LSHTM Centre for History in Public Health   This webinar series is organised by the APHiN in bringing t

‘Population Change in Africa: Interdisciplinary Conversations’, a webinar series organised by the African Population History Network (APHiN) and hosted by the LSHTM Population Studies Group and the LSHTM Centre for History in Public Health   This webinar series is organised by the APHiN in bringing t

Lt. Gen. Frédéric Parisot, number two in the French Air and Space Force (FASF), talked with Breaking Defense about his priorities for the future.

‘Population Change in Africa: Interdisciplinary Conversations’, a webinar series organised by the African Population History Network (APHiN) and hosted by the LSHTM Population Studies Group and the LSHTM Centre for His

Asia’s young starlets shine The FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Papua New Guinea 2016 has finally drawn to a close after 32 matches. The tournament was crowned by an enthralling final between France and Korea DPR, who lifted the trophy for the second time since 2006 after clinching a 3-1 win. While football is a team sport, several young players were recognised for particularly outstanding performances on the pitch along the way. Japan’s Hina Sugita was named as player of the tournament ahead...

An Israeli mural features Netanyahu and Bennett (AFP/FILE) Al Bawabas DC Insider Speaks with Jim Hanson,  President of Security Studies Group, on the ousting of Netanyahu   The Israeli Parliament approved right-wing nationalist Naftali Bennett to become the next Israeli PM.  Bennett has been described as versatile, however, he seems to be much more hawkish. He has the mentality that “there never was a Palestinian state, hence there is no occupation.” In 2018, he even publicly boasted ab...