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South Africa on the verge of civil unrest

By Writer
18 July 2021
in :  Peacekeeping
121

South Africa has witnessed unusual violence in its recent history since the end of the apartheid regime. The streets of Johannesburg facing widespread looting and social unrest. The protesters were marching with sticks, golf clubs and branches, breaking shops and stores (BBC, 2021 “ South Africa deploys military to tackle Zuma riots”).  The death toll from nearly a week of …

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Cuban protests, is it against the new leader?

By Writer
15 July 2021
in :  International development
60

The Republic of Cuba has been organized through a communist political system since 1959 based on the “one state, one party” principle. Actually, the Cuban Constitution, approved in 2019 through a referendum, protects the role of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) by providing that it is “the leading force of society and of the state” and as such, it …

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Space, the next Wild West?

By Writer
15 July 2021
in :  Space & Future Conflicts
159

 The world now sits at the face of an entirely new frontier, one that possess certain challenges of the past but also one that is entirely new. It mirrors the arrival of Europeans to the New World and the subsequent generations that moved westward across the contiguous United States. However, unlike the frontier that was faced around the 18th and …

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State instability and human security in South Sudan

By Writer
15 July 2021
in :  Peacekeeping
229

On 9 July 2011 the Republic of South Sudan achieved independence, concluding what had been Africa’s longest civil war. The process leading to independence was driven by the Sudan People’s Liberation Army/Movement, an insurgency force and political movement begun in South Sudan but intent on bringing about the reformed unity of the whole of Sudan through revolution. After the Comprehensive …

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Cyber tensions between Russia and U.S.: From Cold to Cyber War

By Writer
12 July 2021
in :  Cybersecurity & Technology
411

 Among these, cyber threat is the most advanced, complicated and ungoverned in the realm of interstate relations in view of technological advancement, lawlessness of cyberspace and widening scope of the arena (Rias Shad, 2018). Globalisation, a permanent and growing phenomenon today, allows the diffusion of new means of communication (NICT), making the Internet a prominent universal space accessible to all …

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Lebanon calling for an international help

By Writer
12 July 2021
in :  Nutrition Security
173

Lebanon is a small but ethnically diverse country located on the eastern coast of Mediterranean. During the past two decades, Lebanon has undergone turbulent times including civil war, military intervention, Israeli occupation, economic crisis, internal conflicts (Winslow, 2012). During the period of civil war, 1975–90, Lebanon was severely attacked by the violence that pervaded the country. Its economic and infrastructural …

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Obstacles & Approaches to Conflict Resolution in Yemen: How forced disarmament and ceasefires may still provide hope

By Writer
7 July 2021
in :  Conflicts Areas
390

Yemen’s civil war has been ongoing since 2015, with an estimated death toll as high as 100,000 including more than 12,000 civilian deaths (Magdy, 2019). It has now been recognised as the worst humanitarian crisis globally with over 20 million people in Yemen facing food insecurity and 14 million requiring some form of urgent humanitarian assistance (UNHCR, 2019). However, the …

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Effects of e-CNY, the new Chinese cryptocurrency

By Writer
6 July 2021
in :  International Economy
117

The use of cryptocurrencies has exploded in recent times, from Bitcoin to Ethereum there is today a fairly wide range of options of these types of currencies, which it has been speculated, may bring major changes to the use and ownership of money. The cryptocurrency that has attracted a significant amount of attention is the new electronic Chinese yuan (e-CNY), …

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The War on Tigray: analysis

By Writer
6 July 2021
in :  Peacekeeping
289

The Horn of Africa is currently being the stage of a high-stakes power struggle between a local faction in the Tigray region and the current Ethiopian government. The articulations in Ethiopian society are characterized by several ethnic groups who, throughout time, have engaged in cooperation and conflict with each other, and the people in the Tigray have been active members …

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Facial Recognition: Problems and Benefits of this Innovative Tool

By Writer
2 July 2021
in :  Technology & Innovation
115

Facial recognition technology is one of the most controversial topics, which we are currently facing as a society, particularly due to the wide range of applications that it has, like surveillance, and also for the implications that it has for society and the negative consequences that misused facial recognition technology could have (Ovide, 2020). This controversy of facial recognition has …

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