UN in DRC 2: The challenges of the UN’s new offensive approach
Will the UN’s new offensive approach in the DRC risk escalating a national conflict into a regional conflagration? And could the UN even be seen as an occupying force?
Will the UN’s new offensive approach in the DRC risk escalating a national conflict into a regional conflagration? And could the UN even be seen as an occupying force?
Are drones a vital piece of modern weaponry, or inhuman and illegal weapons that galvanise potential recruits for Al Qaeda?
The Rio Earth Summit was held exactly a year ago. This interview, made at the time by the Public Library of Science, explores how important, and how contested, are the issues of climate change and biodiversity.
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Does the legal term Hostis Humani Generis (the enemy of all mankind), create an extralegal space where the assassination of terrorists can be seen as legitimate?
What is the role of technology in contemporary geopolitics at the end of the ‘American Century’? Is technology pushing us too fast? Do we need time to catch up?
The UN is changing tack in the Democratic Republic of Congo. After years of standing by as ‘peacekeepers’, they are now deploying an aggressive intervention Brigade.
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