Three columns
The State of Terrorism in the United Kingdom
Terrorism within the United Kingdom, over the past decade, has encountered many critical threats that have challenged its security. While the island nation is not unique in the threats it faces, it serves as a useful case study to analyze upcoming trends affecting its allies for the foreseeable future. By […]
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On the Brink of Collapse: Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
“A full blown humanitarian catastrophe looms,” said Martin Griffiths, the United Nations’ emergency aid coordinator, describing the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan following the collapse of the country’s Western-backed government in August, 2021. “My message is urgent: Don’t shut the door on the people of Afghanistan.” Five months after the Taliban […]
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Difficulties in Defining Terrorism: The Case of the Mapuche in Chile and Argentina
The Mapuche conflict in Chile and Argentina has generated diverse reactions by the authorities of both countries. Some of the measures have been harshly criticized for employing counter-terrorism methods to resolve disputes with the Mapuche. Some of the controversies include the use of the Anti-Terrorist Law by the Chilean government […]
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- January 17, 2022Europe / Rise to Peace blog
- January 17, 2022Afghanistan / Rise to Peace blog
- January 16, 2022Latin America / Rise to Peace blog
- January 16, 2022Nigeria / Rise to Peace blog
Four Columns
The State of Terrorism in the United Kingdom
Terrorism within the United Kingdom, over the past decade, has encountered many critical threats that have challenged its security. While the island nation is not unique in the threats it faces, it serves as a useful case study to analyze upcoming trends affecting its allies for the foreseeable future. By […]
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On the Brink of Collapse: Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
“A full blown humanitarian catastrophe looms,” said Martin Griffiths, the United Nations’ emergency aid coordinator, describing the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan following the collapse of the country’s Western-backed government in August, 2021. “My message is urgent: Don’t shut the door on the people of Afghanistan.” Five months after the Taliban […]
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Difficulties in Defining Terrorism: The Case of the Mapuche in Chile and Argentina
The Mapuche conflict in Chile and Argentina has generated diverse reactions by the authorities of both countries. Some of the measures have been harshly criticized for employing counter-terrorism methods to resolve disputes with the Mapuche. Some of the controversies include the use of the Anti-Terrorist Law by the Chilean government […]
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ISWAP’s Impact on Nigeria's National Interests
More than half a decade ago, the now dominant faction in Nigeria’s conflict, Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), split from Boko Haram, pledging allegiance to ISIS. Formerly led by the late Abu Musab al-Barnawi, son of the former Boko Haram leader and founder, Mohammed Yusuf, the group is said […]
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- January 17, 2022Europe / Rise to Peace blog
- January 17, 2022Afghanistan / Rise to Peace blog
- January 16, 2022Latin America / Rise to Peace blog
- January 16, 2022Nigeria / Rise to Peace blog
Two columns
The State of Terrorism in the United Kingdom
Terrorism within the United Kingdom, over the past decade, has encountered many critical threats that have challenged its security. While the island nation is not unique in the threats it faces, it serves as a useful case study to analyze upcoming trends affecting its allies for the foreseeable future. By […]
Read More ›
On the Brink of Collapse: Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
“A full blown humanitarian catastrophe looms,” said Martin Griffiths, the United Nations’ emergency aid coordinator, describing the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan following the collapse of the country’s Western-backed government in August, 2021. “My message is urgent: Don’t shut the door on the people of Afghanistan.” Five months after the Taliban […]
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