Three columns
Human Rights Abuses By The People's Republic of China
Overview Out of the eleven million Uyghurs living in Xinjiang in China, between 800,000 and one million people have been detained in Chinese internment camps indefinitely.1 Despite the initial denial by the People’s Republic of China (PRC), leaked documents and first hand accounts detail the repressive policies targeting the Uyghurs. […]
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The European Union And Their Long-Term Commitment To Afghanistan
Since 2001, the European Union (EU) has shown its interest in Afghanistan, resulting in 4 billion Euros provided in aid. This has made Afghanistan the largest beneficiary of its development assistance. The EU’s interest in Afghanistan has both a humanitarian element and the interest in reducing the root causes of […]
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The Gulf States' Relationship With Afghanistan And Peace
The Persian Gulf states have played an important role in Afghanistan’s conflict. Their prominence in the area will likely continue to do so after American troops withdraw. During the Soviet occupation, Saudi Arabia matched American funding to the mujahideen for weapons and humanitarian development. One of the financiers was Osama […]
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- April 8, 2021Rise to Peace blog
- April 6, 2021Rise to Peace blog
- April 2, 2021Rise to Peace blog
- March 31, 2021Rise to Peace blog
Four Columns
Human Rights Abuses By The People's Republic of China
Overview Out of the eleven million Uyghurs living in Xinjiang in China, between 800,000 and one million people have been detained in Chinese internment camps indefinitely.1 Despite the initial denial by the People’s Republic of China (PRC), leaked documents and first hand accounts detail the repressive policies targeting the Uyghurs. […]
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The European Union And Their Long-Term Commitment To Afghanistan
Since 2001, the European Union (EU) has shown its interest in Afghanistan, resulting in 4 billion Euros provided in aid. This has made Afghanistan the largest beneficiary of its development assistance. The EU’s interest in Afghanistan has both a humanitarian element and the interest in reducing the root causes of […]
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The Gulf States' Relationship With Afghanistan And Peace
The Persian Gulf states have played an important role in Afghanistan’s conflict. Their prominence in the area will likely continue to do so after American troops withdraw. During the Soviet occupation, Saudi Arabia matched American funding to the mujahideen for weapons and humanitarian development. One of the financiers was Osama […]
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Lessons To Be Learnt From Colombia’s Economic Reintegration Programs
A successful peace agreement does not guarantee lasting peace. The successful reintegration of ex-combatants back into society, while it does not guarantee lasting peace, is essential if peace is to stay. Afghanistan is at a crucial moment in its history. If a peace agreement is negotiated, ex-Taliban fighters must be […]
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- April 8, 2021Rise to Peace blog
- April 6, 2021Rise to Peace blog
- April 2, 2021Rise to Peace blog
- March 31, 2021Rise to Peace blog
Two columns
Human Rights Abuses By The People's Republic of China
Overview Out of the eleven million Uyghurs living in Xinjiang in China, between 800,000 and one million people have been detained in Chinese internment camps indefinitely.1 Despite the initial denial by the People’s Republic of China (PRC), leaked documents and first hand accounts detail the repressive policies targeting the Uyghurs. […]
Read More ›
The European Union And Their Long-Term Commitment To Afghanistan
Since 2001, the European Union (EU) has shown its interest in Afghanistan, resulting in 4 billion Euros provided in aid. This has made Afghanistan the largest beneficiary of its development assistance. The EU’s interest in Afghanistan has both a humanitarian element and the interest in reducing the root causes of […]
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