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21 enero, 2019
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UN Peacekeeping

El mantenimiento de la paz de la ONU ayuda a los países a superar el duro camino que separa los conflictos y la paz. Contamos con virtudes únicas, entre las que se incluyen la legitimidad, el reparto de responsabilidades y la capacidad para desplegar tropas y fuerzas policiales por todo el mundo, que se integran con el personal civil de mantenimiento de la paz para abordar una serie de mandatos establecidos por el Consejo de Seguridad y por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas.

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UN PEACE OPERATIONS 

SECRETARY GENERAL REPORTS

 

20 enero, 2019
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Morocco on Western Sahara (MINURSO)

United Nations

Media Stakeout by H.E. Mr. Omar Hilale, Permanent Representative of Morocco to the United Nations on the situation in Western Sahara. [English and French] (Publicado el 31 oct. 2018)
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19 enero, 2019
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Reporting on Africa: truth, lies and no peace to keep

Truth, Lies, and Journalism
January 9, 2019

Journalism remains a vital but dangerous profession in sub-Saharan Africa. Rodney Sieh (FrontPage Africa), Jon Temin (Freedom House) and Siobhan O’Grady (Washington Post) join Judd Devermont (CSIS) to discuss Rodney’s recent book, Journalist on Trial, and unpack challenges facing the continent’s media. But first, checkups for South African foreign policy and Gambian democracy.

No Peace to Keep
December 12, 2018

What happens when peacekeepers deploy to an active conflict zone?  Judd Devermont(CSIS), Dr. Paul Williams (George Washington University), Alice Friend (CSIS) and SRSG Parfait Onanga-Anyanga (MINUSCA) examine the challenge of peacekeeping where there is no peace to keep. Guests also consider Ethiopia’s future under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and whether the alleged death of leader, Amadou Koufa, will impair—or energize— the extremist group JNIM.

Whose Election Is It Anyway?
November 28, 2018

With elections heating up across the continent, Michelle Gavin (Council on Foreign Relations), John Tomaszewski (International Republican Institute), and Idayat Hassan (Centre for Democracy and Development) join Judd to talk election monitoring and the roles of international and domestic observers. Guests also weigh in on Congo’s fragmented political opposition and the growing threat of Tanzanian authoritarianism. Hosted by Judd Devermont and produced by Yumi Araki and Catherine Chiang at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

 

19 enero, 2019
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2018 Global Security Forum: Prospects and Priorities for U.S. Gray Zone Competition

Over the past 27 years, the United States has often planned and operated as though competition has ended and that there would be an inexorable pull toward U.S.-led institutions and world views. The growing reemergence of state-based competition, even when it falls short of military conflict, signals that the optimism of U.S. policy has outpaced the reality of other countries’ own ambitions to create their own realities. Continue leyendo →