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Cyprus: Do “Old” Peacekeeping Missions Need to Break the Status Quo?

October 18, 2021by Alexandra Novosseloff

Stability has been the main achievement of the UN presence in Cyprus. However, the various stakeholders of the “Cyprus problem” should now look at it more seriously than it has been over the past few decades.

How Can Climate Considerations Be Better Integrated into the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda?

October 15, 2021by Adriana Abdenur, Mayesha Alam, Adam Day, Cristal Downing, and Beatrice Mosello

The time is ripe for innovative thinking and pragmatic solutions at the nexus of the international climate change and WPS agendas.

The Role of Sanctions in Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis

October 14, 2021by Erica Moret

As the international community grapples with how to approach the crisis in Afghanistan, many are questioning the role that international sanctions should play in seeking to encourage or pressure the Taliban not to revert to its ways of the past.

Does the WPS Agenda Matter for Emergent Grassroots LGBTQ+ Movements in Ghana and Nigeria?

October 13, 2021by Wadeisor Rukato

The WPS agenda is largely failing to account for the experiences of LGBTQ+ people, both in African countries and globally.

New insights into UN Peacekeeping and Peacemaking: Q&A with Anjali Dayal

October 12, 2021by Daniel Forti and Priya Swyden

Why do warring parties turn to United Nations peacekeeping and peacemaking even when they think it will fail? Dr. Anjali Dayal draws critical insights from two of the organization’s most important efforts in maintaining international peace and security.

Advancing Women, Peace and Security in the UN Security Council: Critical Choices for Elected Member States

October 7, 2021Patty Chang, Louise Olsson, and Angela Muvumba Sellström

How the ten elected members of the Security Council act, and the issues they raise, can have a lasting effect.

The Participation-Protection Nexus: Beyond Securitization

October 5, 2021Catherine Turner and Aisling Swaine

If the WPS agenda does not recognize the relationship between participation and protection it will continue to perpetuate the binary between the participation of women as leaders with agency and the protection of women as passive victims of conflict.

Women, Peace, and What is Security?

October 4, 2021Phoebe Donnelly, Gretchen Baldwin, Masooma Rahmaty, and Phesheya Nxumalo

The COVID-19 pandemic and growing recognition of climate-related security risks have presented the international community with an opportunity to reevaluate what is considered a threat to international peace and security, and how gender should be included in the response.

Beyond Triple Invisibility: Do Submarine Data Cables Require Better Security?

September 15, 2021by Christian Bueger and Tobias Liebetrau

The global submarine cable network needs to be governed and protected, but it also has risks and vulnerabilities, and the potential to spur new forms of tensions and conflicts.

Should the UN Deploy a Peacekeeping Operation in Afghanistan? Wrong Question.

September 3, 2021by Adam Day

Rather than start with the supply side (what the UN can offer) the initial question should start with the demand side (what does Afghanistan need).

The Pitfalls of UN Peacekeeping in Afghanistan

September 1, 2021by Paul D. Williams

Neither local nor international politics are currently right for a UN peacekeeping deployment in Afghanistan.

Where Counterterrorism Measures Impede Humanitarian Action, Domestic Law Is Key

June 17, 2021by Françoise Bouchet-Saulnier

In counterterrorism and conflict-affected contexts, criminal domestic laws have continued to prevail over international humanitarian law, creating legal pressure on, and security risks for, humanitarian and medical personnel, along with their activities and facilities.

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