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How have UN Missions in Africa Fared?

news Why UN peacekeeping missions have failed to pacify Africa's hotspots dw.com 2 hrs ago Isaac Mugabi In Africa, foreign military interventions are in the spotlight for failing to end conflicts at the continent's hotspots. Both internal and external political interests are contributing factors. © Rebecca Blackwell/AP Photo/picture alliance Residents flee past French armored personnel carries, in Bangui, Central African Republic Military interventions under the United Nations banner are deployed to deal with armed conflicts on the continent. However, despite having super...

Estonia is to host a NATO-EU roundtable event on 28 May – an international conference that aims to raise awareness of the youth on international security politics.

I think that the connection between antitrust law and constitutional regime is important; however, it is rarely made. To the extent that these platforms are dominant and thus have complete control over some aspects of digital social life like Twitter for microblogging or Google for search or Facebook for social networking, they start to approximate to a state -- Professor Frank Pasquale pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor, researcher at the National University of Public Service.

A political family drama Is he a terrorist or a freedom fighter? Whatever the audience might feel, the main protagonist of the film "Eyes of a Thief" is portrayed first and foremost as a father searching for his lost daughter. The Palestinian-Jordanian director Najwa Nijjar brings us a family drama that doesn't shy away from making political statements. By Laura Pannasch Water gushes upwards out of a pipe in a big arc like a fountain. The final scene in "Eyes of a Thief" suggests liberation and relief and is in stark contrast to the core themes of the rest of the film, namely the boundaries ...