Risk and Reward - Foreign Affairs
Muhammad Hamed / Reuters A Syrian refugee boy who works at bicycle repair shop in the Al-Zaatri refugee camp in Jordan, September 17, 2016. Snapshot September 21, 2016 Refugees & Migration ...
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Even Peace May Not Save Syria - The New Yorker
Since the 2011 uprising in Syria devolved into a civil war, the country has disintegrated into four zones. One zone falls under the control of President Bashar al-Assad and his regime; it stretches along the Mediterranean coast in the west, from the southern border with Israel and Jordan to the northern one with Turkey.
To improve humanitarian aid, go local - The Hill (blog)
... sound political strategy, it is a good economic investment that may save taxpayer money in the future while planting the seeds for long-term peace and stability. Omar is associate vice president of the United States Institute of Peace's (USIP ...
Seth Moulton's high-profile ISIS plan triggers whispers about future - Boston Herald
“Even though he's only in his first congressional term, Congressman Moulton has already emerged as a leading voice on Iraq policy on Capitol Hill,” said Nancy Lindborg, president of the U.S. Institute of Peace, where Moulton spoke yesterday.
U.S Leadership Necessary to help Stabilize 'Fragile States' Fueling Global Disorder
Washington, D.C. – Leaders of three prominent foreign affairs institutions and former senior policymakers are recommending a new U.S. approach to the challenge of “fragile states”.
Ethnic tensions, Taliban attacks pose traps for Afghan leader - Reuters
"It's a manageable situation, but the risk of it getting out of hand becomes acute around September," said Scott Worden, director of Afghanistan and Central Asia Programs at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington. Ghani has the support of ...
Fragile States and the Next President - Foreign Affairs
WILLIAM J. BURNS, MICHÈLE FLOURNOY, and NANCY LINDBORG are the co-chairs of the Study Group on Fragility, a joint project of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Center for a New American Security and U.S. Institute of Peace.
Is Germany Failing Female Refugees? - TIME
... from conservative, patriarchal societies—for the enormous loss of power and identity that can come from transitioning into a new, more egalitarian society, says anthropologist Kathleen Kuehnast, senior gender advisor at the United States Institute ...
Renewed role of Libyan tribes as guarantors of social stability and providers of security and justice - Libya Herald
The report, published yesterday by the United States Institute for Peace (USIP) and authored by Peter Cole and Fiona Mangan, says that after the 2011 Libyan revolution that toppled Qaddafi and destroyed many state institutions, tribes and armed groups ...
The U.S. and Nigeria's Buhari on the human rights hot seat - The Hill (blog)
Alarm bells would soon go off, however, namely during Buhari's appearance at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP). During a wide-ranging discussion, and speaking to a packed house, Buhari was, for the most part, the epitome of a dignified statesman.