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HOW CAN PRESIDENT BIDEN PURSUE PEACE AND HUMANITARIAN AID AMIDST THE ISRAEL – PALESTINE CONFLICT

By Writer
4 November 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
74

The Israel – Palestine conflict has grown catastrophic over the last few weeks and has resulted in hundreds of deaths, casualties, and destruction on both sides. The much recent violence on a Gaza hospital, whereby an explosion killed patients and medical staff amounting to around 500 leaves a lot to be desired and underscores the need for immediate action to …

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Rising violence and Jihadism in Nigeria

By Writer
19 September 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
79

For some years now, Nigeria has been known to be experiencing an increase in violence in the country, especially following the presence of Boko Haram in the country. Many factors contribute to this rising violence: political competition and lack of trust in the system, ethno-religious tensions, and complicity with criminal and non-state actors. In particular, the rise of this violence …

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FRANCE AND THE NIGER COUP D’ETAT

By Writer
28 August 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
153

            Many Western African countries are still dealing with the legacy of French colonialism, that shaped their political structure and defined years of conflict and instability in the region. Recently, Niger has become the most recent country whose military seized control of the government, following countries such as Mali, Chad and Guinea, who were also French colonies.             Before Niger, …

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Increased Tensions in Kosovo 24 Years After the NATO Intervention

By Writer
28 August 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
250

The Kosovo War, a conflict that unfolded in the late 1990s, stands as a defining chapter in the turbulent history of the Balkans. In the context of Yugoslavia’s disintegration, the war erupted in the region of Kosovo, where tensions between the majority ethnic Albanian population and the Serbian government had been brewing for years. Armed resistance groups, like the Kosovo …

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Nagorno-Karabakh: Implications for stability in the South Caucasus region and the path to peace

By Writer
8 June 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
132

The ongoing ethnic and territorial dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh region has led to tensions in the South Caucasus region. The principles of self-determination and territorial integrity are at the centre of the conflict, with Armenia supporting the self-determination of the Nagorno-Karabakh region and Azerbaijan asserting its territorial integrity. The implementation of these legal frameworks and norms …

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The use of child soldiers in armed conflicts is not just an African practice

By Writer
16 May 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law & Childhood
251

When mentioning child soldiers, one’s mind immediately imagines children’s recruitment in African armies or rebel groups. While this phenomenon in the African continent is real and still very common, the usage of child soldiers in wars is attributable to many countries around the world. The practice of enlisting minors in the armies may no longer be as widespread in many …

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M23 Congo Conflict

By Writer
20 April 2023
in :  Africa, Conflicts Areas
406

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been facing conflict for the past two decades. Following the Rwandan genocide of 1994, Rwanda and Uganda both invaded Congo to seek the perpetrators of the genocide, this resulted on a war breaking out from 1996-97 known as the First Congo war. From 1998-2003 the Second Congo War took place, the Congolese government …

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Reforms in France Affecting Ukraine-Russia War

By Writer
9 March 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
253

Last year in April, Macron introduced government reforms for the Foreign Ministry of France, which represents the third-largest diplomatic network in the world following the US and China, leading to severe criticisms. These criticisms were followed by a diplomats’ strike, in social media known as #diplo2metier. 500 diplomats joined the strikes arguing that the reform is “a historical fault” and …

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Strategic consequences of the participation of Iran in the Ukraine war

By Writer
27 February 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
114

This article analyses the strategic consequences of the participation of Iran in the Ukraine war in allegiance with Russia and the opportunities and challenges this alliance brings to the balance of power in the Middle East and its various geo-political actors as well as the consequences of the latest drone strike done by Israel on Iran. The Russian-Iranian alliance only …

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Turkeys last call in Syria before election – Strategic analysis

By Writer
30 January 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
81

The Erdogan government is currently under extreme pressure since its economy is still in trouble with high levels of unemployment and the financial crisis creating a great amount of tension within Turkish society and the opposition parties blaming it on the refugees. It is also still dealing with its own Kurdish community and under such context Erdogan has chosen now …

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