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The polarisation of the Hamas/Israel conflict and its impact on a surge of extremism in Europe 

By Writer
29 November 2023
in :  International Relations, Middle East, Strategic Affairs, Terrorism & Security
139

The conflict in Israel and Gaza which was re-ignited following the October 7th attacks committed by Hamas is heavily polarised perceivable in media and in public opinion. The different facets of the conflict are put up for debate, a phenomenon which also transpires in multicultural diverse European societies. Indeed, the polarisation of the conflict benefits certain extremist ideologies who are …

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AI Threats and International Law

By Writer
28 November 2023
in :  Cybersecurity & Technology, Strategic Affairs, Technology & Innovation
191

Technological innovation has reached a boom since the 1990s advent of the personal computer, which became available to every class of the population. The most recent innovation is however Artificial intelligence (AI), which was welcomed as the solution and simplification of our lives but then generated increasing concern because of its possible negative complications. ChatGPT reached 100 million users in …

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Israel x Hamas Temporary Ceasefire

By Writer
27 November 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, Middle East, Recent Topics, Strategic Affairs
401

            In the last month, the world came to a halt with the escalation of the long-term conflict in Palestine. The attack made by Hamas against Israel in early October, which then led to Israel’s quick self-defense and, even quicker, a series of disproportionate attacks against the Gaza Strip, and all the civilians who were then exposed to the many horrors …

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The Never-ending War in Gaza

By Writer
27 November 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas, Middle East, Recent Topics
530

            It is no news that the conflict in the Israel-Palestinian region has been receiving a lot of attention over the last decades; however, the recent attacks have been extremely shocking and have allowed us to see how the development of such a deadly conflict can have unimaginable outcomes for the international community.             As this article is being written, after over …

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The European Union as peacekeeping actor

By Writer
20 November 2023
in :  Peacekeeping, Uncategorized
70

The European Union as we know today it’s the work of years of reforms and improvements. It started as an economic community, but already there was an idea to transform the institution into a global political power. The European Union dares to call itself peacekeeping actor, despite the well-known failures in past conflict situations, i.e. in the Yugoslav wars of …

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Military Coups d’Etat: implications on South American and the Sahel regions

By Writer
20 November 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas
70

Recent coups d’état in the Sahel region have presented again the idea of an ungovernable Africa, still facing post-independence struggles. Yet, the African continent is not the sole example of a difficult democratization process. During the Cold War, even South America faced many golpes. Indeed, military coups are often advanced with the purpose of ending state-sponsored political interferences and other …

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The Role of Natural Resources in Current Conflicts

By Writer
20 November 2023
in :  International development
232

Increasingly, technology plays a significant role in how modern conflicts are fought. Always more automated weapons are employed in an attempt to increase efficiency and decrease human losses. Notwithstanding this, the ancient strategy of manipulating vital natural resources remains a common and, unfortunately effective, tool in conflicts. Natural resources are weaponised for political and military gains, psychological terrorism and extortion/incentivisation …

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MENA Countries’ Role in Peace Building Between Israel and Palestine

By Writer
16 November 2023
in :  Peacekeeping
118

The effects of the escalation of violence between Israel and Palestine are likely to be felt in the whole region. With the possibility of wider conflicts looming, it is important to understand the context in which this war is taking place. Particularly, the role other actors had in the instability of the region and how they can now contribute to …

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SUSTAINING GLOBAL STABILITY: AMERICA’S UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO UKRAINEIN THE FACE OF CONGRESSIONAL CHALLENGES

By Writer
16 November 2023
in :  Peacekeeping
27

President Joe Biden has found himself at a pivotal juncture, where decisions made in the hallowed halls of Congress reverberate globally.  I do commend the recent efforts to gather world powers to coordinate on Ukraine and emphasize the indispensable role the United States must play in ensuring the country’s stability. In the recent call convened by the United States of …

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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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