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Strategic Affairs

Analyzing the Operational Risk of Gender in Armed Conflict

By Writer
23 August 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas
222

Some aspects of gender impacts in armed conflict have been addressed through case laws, statutes, and customary international law, especially the uneven effect of sexual violence on women, both combatants and civilians. However, this emphasis has led to other areas of gender being ignored, such as the operational risk of gender in armed conflict. As the United Nations Security Council …

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Turkey and Greece : What is behind the dispute over Aegean islands ?

By Writer
23 August 2022
in :  Peacekeeping
822

War almost broke out between the two NATO countries in 1996 already over an uninhabited rocky island. This time, however, it’s over much more: the Greek islands of Lesbos, Chios, Samos and Ikaria off Turkey’s west coast, as well as the Dodecanese islands, which are also near the Turkish coast and belong to Greece – the largest of which is …

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Last chance for the nuclear deal

By Writer
23 August 2022
in :  Nuclear Deterrence, Recent Topics
131

Diplomats in Vienna were again negotiating with the Iranian regime in an attempt to reach a return to the nuclear agreement yesterday. But time is running out. Nuclear discussions with Iran resumed in Vienna on Thursday 4th of august after months of disruption. Initially, individual negotiators from Iran as well as Germany, France, Britain, Russia and China met for bilateral …

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9 years into the South Sudanese Civil War: hollow peace agreements and a growing humanitarian emergency

By Writer
9 August 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law cases, Peacekeeping
280

When South Sudan achieved independence in 2011, its conditions led to hopes for the possibility of positive development for the new nation. The act of self-determination concretised in a remarkably peaceful secession from the parent State of Sudan, combined with a richness in natural resources such as oil and gold, however, were not sufficient to counterbalance some of the structural …

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What is Going on with € Today and Why?

By Writer
5 August 2022
in :  International Economy
183

For the first time since 2002, the dollar and euro exchange rates were equal on the global market on Tuesday, July 12. For several months, the European currency has been quickly depreciating compared to the American dollar. Experts attribute that to the general decline of the European economy following the imposition of sanctions against Russia. Thus, in the background of a disruption in trade …

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Afghanistan : should the West take responsibility in what happened ?

By Writer
1 August 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law & Democracy, Peacekeeping
212

If the West provides aid in Afghanistan, it stabilizes the Taliban’s rule. If it does not, the state and society collapse, triggering new streams of refugees. Who could also reach Europe. The images of how thousands of Afghans rushed to the airport after August 15th 2021 hoping to get a seat on an evacuation flight, remain in agonizing memory. Desperate, …

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Why European Central Bank (ECB) changed its interest and deposit rate?

By Writer
1 August 2022
in :  International Economy, Recent Topics
190

The European Central Bank (ECB) whose role is to maintain euro price stability within the Eurozone and lead European economic and monetary policy, decided to raise its interest rates from 0% to 0,5%, first since 2011, and its deposit rate, applied to cash whose banks don’t distribute as a credit, from -0,5% to 0%. Therefore, the era of negative rates …

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European integration demonstrating EU long term run: Croatia adopting Euro starting 2023

By Writer
1 August 2022
in :  Europe, International development
242

Croatia will be the 20th European country to enter the Euro zone as of January 2023, following its application to adopt Euro currency in 2013. While Euro currency has been devalued and reached equal exchange rate with US dollar for the first time since its implementation in 2002, on Tuesday 12 July 2022, the Council of the European Union approved …

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About the future of the Mali missions

By Writer
25 July 2022
in :  Africa, Conflicts Areas
181

From the very beginning of 2013 international crisis management in Mali two missions saw the light of day : the multidimensional integrated stabilization mission of the United Nations (MINUSMA) and the EU training mission (EUTM). The latter is tasked with training and advising the Malian army to enable it to independently guarantee Mali’s security. By making the presence of foreign …

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Is the world on the verge of a Global Recession?

By Writer
11 July 2022
in :  International development, International Economy
295

A recession is defined as a dramatic decline in economic activity that lasts months or even years. A recession is declared when economy suffers negative GDP, rising unemployment, declining retail sales, and contracting measures of income and manufacturing over a protracted period of time. The nature and causes of recessions are both obvious and unclear. Recessions are essentially a cluster of …

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