Three columns
Impending Famine in Somalia Exacerbated by Al-Shabaab
Somalia has been facing the region’s worst drought and possible famine conditions within the past 40 years. Experts confirm climate change contributes to the drought conditions impacting the Horn of Africa, including Somalia. Somalians are living in a territory under the control of al-Shabaab and are paying high taxes on […]
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Earthquake in Afghanistan: How Environmental Challenges Threaten Peace
On June 22, at around 1:30 am local time, one of the deadliest earthquakes in Afghanistan’s history struck eastern provinces, killing more than 1,000 people and wounding 1,600. Most homes, hospitals, and buildings in the region are poorly built, which has led to massive infrastructure damage by the earthquake. Even […]
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The Islamic State Claims a Deadly Explosion of a Sikh Temple in Kabul
On the morning of June 18th, a bomb exploded during an attack at a Sikh prayer place in Kabul while 30 people were inside, killing one worshipper, a Taliban member, and two unidentified attackers. The prayer site was renowned as the capital’s only and final remaining place of worship for […]
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- June 26, 2022Africa / Rise to Peace blog
- June 23, 2022Afghanistan / Rise to Peace blog
- June 21, 2022Afghanistan / Rise to Peace blog
- June 17, 2022Rise to Peace blog / United States
Four Columns
Impending Famine in Somalia Exacerbated by Al-Shabaab
Somalia has been facing the region’s worst drought and possible famine conditions within the past 40 years. Experts confirm climate change contributes to the drought conditions impacting the Horn of Africa, including Somalia. Somalians are living in a territory under the control of al-Shabaab and are paying high taxes on […]
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Earthquake in Afghanistan: How Environmental Challenges Threaten Peace
On June 22, at around 1:30 am local time, one of the deadliest earthquakes in Afghanistan’s history struck eastern provinces, killing more than 1,000 people and wounding 1,600. Most homes, hospitals, and buildings in the region are poorly built, which has led to massive infrastructure damage by the earthquake. Even […]
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The Islamic State Claims a Deadly Explosion of a Sikh Temple in Kabul
On the morning of June 18th, a bomb exploded during an attack at a Sikh prayer place in Kabul while 30 people were inside, killing one worshipper, a Taliban member, and two unidentified attackers. The prayer site was renowned as the capital’s only and final remaining place of worship for […]
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The Role of the Proud Boys in the January 6th Attack
Proud Boy national chairman Henry “Enrique” Tarrio of Miami, Florida; former Proud Boy national chairman Ethan Nordean (“Rufio Panman”) of Auburn, Washington; Joseph Biggs (“Sergeant Biggs”) of Ormond Beach, Florida; Zachary Rehl of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Dominic Pezzola (“Spaz,” “Spazzola”) of Rochester, New York have all been charged with seditious […]
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- June 26, 2022Africa / Rise to Peace blog
- June 23, 2022Afghanistan / Rise to Peace blog
- June 21, 2022Afghanistan / Rise to Peace blog
- June 17, 2022Rise to Peace blog / United States
Two columns
Impending Famine in Somalia Exacerbated by Al-Shabaab
Somalia has been facing the region’s worst drought and possible famine conditions within the past 40 years. Experts confirm climate change contributes to the drought conditions impacting the Horn of Africa, including Somalia. Somalians are living in a territory under the control of al-Shabaab and are paying high taxes on […]
Read More ›
Earthquake in Afghanistan: How Environmental Challenges Threaten Peace
On June 22, at around 1:30 am local time, one of the deadliest earthquakes in Afghanistan’s history struck eastern provinces, killing more than 1,000 people and wounding 1,600. Most homes, hospitals, and buildings in the region are poorly built, which has led to massive infrastructure damage by the earthquake. Even […]
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