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Telegraph.co.ukMcChrystal Assesses Afghanistan at the IISSThe New AmericanHe has served as a visiting scholar at Harvard University's Center for International Affairs, Columbia University's Institute for War and Peace Studies, ...Obama dithers over Afghanistanguardian.co.ukGeneral Stanley McChrystal turns his fire on Western leaders as Afghan mission ...Telegraph.co.ukall 4,217 news articles »  
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FOXNewsObama's Nobel Peace Prize source of 'mockery'PRESS TVPaul Rogers, Professor of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford in Britain, yet argues that the "unusual" decision by the Nobel Committee is going to ...Expert: Obama's selection not unusualIdahoStatesman.comIn OC, skepticism, pride drive reaction to Obama's Nobel PrizeOCRegisterObama's speedy Nobel prize could reboundKuwait TimesBoston Globe -Telegraph.co.uk -Christian Science...  
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BBC NewsThree steps to cross-strait political talksTaiwan Today (blog)Chao Chun-shan, chairman of the Foundation on Asia-Pacific Peace Studies, at a seminar Oct. 16 gave three prior conditions for political dialogue between ...Taiwan - President Ma Meets Delegation from American Think Tank the Pacific ...ISRIATaiwan says it is under threat from 1300 Chinese missilesTopNewsall 116 news articles »  
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Ecology and Peace Conference October 23 at Hutchinson CenterThe Free Press (press release)In addition, Hugh Curran, vice president of ESTIA and a faculty member in peace studies, will speak on "Celtic Sacred Landscapes. ...  
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Senior receives Yarrow Award in peace studiesObserver OnlineSenior Jenna Knapp will be the recipient of the Peter Yarrow Award in Peace Studies for her exceptional academic work and her peace building efforts both at ...  
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With George Orwell no doubt smiling widely, George Bush attended the groundbreaking of the new home of the US Institute for Peace today. Well know for his tireless commitment to diplomacy, Bush began his speech thusly: I appreciate what you do to resolve conflict and support new democracies and to build peace by promoting effective diplomacy. And speaking about effective diplomacy, it seems like you used some to get this special piece of land. One hesitates, then, to inquire just how said land was acquired. President Bush has previously illustrated his commitment to the organization's stated goals by nominating David Pipes , at times ... Read Full Story
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During the Dirty War in Argentina, that is the period between 1976 and 1983 which corresponds to the military dictatorship of General Jorge Rafael Videla, the military junta found a very convenient way of getting rid of their political opposition and of making sure the next generation would not be a problem. The regime would target young pregnant women among the opposition groups, arrest them but let them go through their pregnancies and give birth. THEN, the mothers would be killed and the babies were adopted by military families… that part alone really justifies the use of the term “dirty” in “dirty war.” Argentina, ... Read Full Story
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Via le Monde, Le Français Jean-Marie Guéhenno va quitter l’ONU LEMONDE.FR | 06.03.08 © After eight years at the head of the United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations ( DPKO ), Jean-Marie Guehenno will leave at the end of June. The DPKO is one of the most prestigious UN agencies and there is speculation going on as to whether this high-ranking position will be remain in French hands. Guehenno was the highest-ranking French within the UN. The DPKO is a big agency. It has a $7 billion budget and employs over 100,000 people distributed over 20 missions worldwide. This is one of the most ... Read Full Story
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India emerges as leading competitor in global military market following $10bn jet fighter contract. The US secretary of defence, Robert Gates, arrives in the Indian capital, New Delhi, next week to promote a $10bn jet fighter contract, underlining the country’s emergence as one of the world’s biggest military markets. To update its Soviet-era arsenal India says it will need to spend $45bn in the next five years, and it has been courted by western states that are barred by arms embargoes from selling to China, the other expanding Asian military power. US officials admit in private that arms sales to India also cement strategic ... Read Full Story
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Kosovo is now an independent nation, already recognized by the major European powers and the United States. However, this case has been far from uncontroversial and perfectly illustrates issues of global governance and the status of the nation-state in the global context. In the Guardian , Paul Laughland argues that the independence of Kosovo is a legal fiction with consequences but also that it does not matter. “Whatever legal trickery the west uses to override UN security council resolution 1244 - which kept Kosovo in Serbia - the proclamation of the new state will have incalculable long-term consequences: on secessionist movements from Belgium to ... Read Full Story
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