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Mali’s situation: despite billions and human lives invested towards more instability

By Writer
28 February 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas
154

Since nine years France is engaged in the operation Barkhane, in order to enhance stability in the region, for Mali to shape a state with democratic values and that could last. France also strived for a european invovlement since more than two years now. However, Mali military government is becoming hostile. First it decided to postpone the election originally planned …

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Dear Ukraine, you are alone.

By Writer
26 February 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
1,020

On the eve of the 24th of February, the Ukraine woke up to the ferocious roars of war. A couple of days ago this dreadful scenario still seemed a fictional possibility, but now it is a reality. We are in the 21st Century and Putin has pushed us back in time, to the previous century. Truth be said, wars occur …

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Sheikh Jarrah: A dispute not yet settled

By Writer
26 February 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law & Human Rights
117

On Wednesday, January 19, Israel police has forcibly evicted a Palestinian family of 15 people from their home in Sheikh Jarrah, a controversial and predominantly Arab neighbourhood in East Jerusalem bordering the Old City and West Jerusalem. The latter is a neighbourhood situated in East Jerusalem and it has always been at the core of the Israel-Palestinian dispute. The eviction, …

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Ukraine’s Persistent Problem With Oligarchy

By Writer
24 February 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
363

As media attention has been hovering around an allegedly potential military invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops stationed in border regions, a possibly more decisive development is playing out in Kiev. Late last year, Petro Poroshenko – former Ukrainian president, oligarch and currently incumbent President Volodymyr Zelensky’s greatest competitor for next year’s presidential elections – has been charged with treason. …

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Western Sahara: Shall it achieve independence?

By Writer
25 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
596

The history of Western Sahara is characterized by occupation. Since the end of the 19th century, its territory has been occupied by Spain, which exploited the large fishing grounds and the phosphate and hydrocarbon finds. During the 1960s, the UN insisted on the country’s decolonization, to which Spain gave in and announced a referendum (UN General Assembly, 1974). However, the …

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Political Feud in Somalia amid the first direct election since 1991

By Writer
24 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas
153

The Somalian President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed has suspended the power of the Prime Minister Mohammed Hussein Roble to hire and fire officials, causing an escalation of internal unrest in the Horn of Africa nation. The Prime Minister, accused to have stolen lands owned by the Somali National Army and to have interfered with a Defence Ministry’s investigation, will not be …

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Yemen: the internal conflict leading to the worst humanitarian crisis

By Writer
19 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law & Human Rights
312

The seven years of conflict taking place in Yemen led to the worst humanitarian crisis. Around three hundred thousands people have died, including sixty percent of them from indirect causation to the conflict. A great majority of the population is relying on international aid and assistance. However, due to the war being at its full swing, the already non sufficient …

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50 years later, a day that Bangladesh will never forget

By Writer
10 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas
185

The main topic of the week has been the celebration of 50 years of liberation war victory against Pakistan, that was a war which involved terrible atrocities against the civilian population, so much so that, to this day, certain data remain obscure regarding the actual number of victims and perpetrators, also to remain unknown are the lasting scars of the …

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Analysis of the reasons underlying Russian military presence next to the Ukraine border

By Writer
29 December 2021
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
271

In these days we have witnessed the increasing of Russia’s military presence in the area next to the Eastern Ukraine border. Russia has built up several logistic centres hosting troops, armed vehicles, air forces and naval personnel. The Russian government justifies its presence at the border saying that it is part of the military exercise they are currently conducting; in …

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The Paki-Taliban friendly relationship

By Writer
20 December 2021
in :  Conflicts Areas
284

In order to understand the recent happenings between Pakistan and Afghanistan as well as the very root of their relationship, it is mandatory to take a look and their past history, in fact, in the 1890s, the British drew a frontier between Afghanistan and their Indian Empire which came to be known as the Durand Line, keep in mind that …

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