In this new, thought-provoking book, author Heidi Hardt explores the causes behind international organizations’ different response times.
Author: Michael R. Snyder
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To be truly successful, the US-led coalition against ISIS will have to address some of the deep-seated causes of the group’s rise.
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After a peaceful handover of power, the question is whether the new Afghan unity government can survive the fractious conditions of its birth.
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A conversation with OIC Secretary-General Iyad Madani on the Islamic State, the Arab-Israeli conflict, Islam’s relationship with the West, and more.
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A product of negotiations, the 17 SDGs may not be perfect, but they can serve as clear goals for popular movements, local communities, and all manner of networks.
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In the short term, the killing of Godane is likely to result in more violent attacks, but longer-term consequences are hard to predict.
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The alleged August 30 coup in Lesotho has re-focused attention on the small country’s internal insecurity as well as its lack of a viable national economy.
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Nearly a decade after its inception at the World Summit, the Responsibility to Protect principle has won the battle of ideas, but there is still much to be done.
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With a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas still holding, an EU force in and around the Gaza Strip may provide a durable solution.
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As the deadly Ebola virus ‘races ahead’ of efforts to control it the UN peacekeeping mission in Liberia could help tip the scales in favor of a coordinated response to the outbreak.
