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Activists: Release of Detainees in Syria Crucial to Peace Process
The Audacity of Air Strikes and Secret Deals: Just making Isis grow stronger?
Europe’s Migration Crisis: Causes and Cures
7 Ways Obama's U.N. Speech Revealed His Inconsistent Foreign Policy
Africa Needs More from Obama than Promises
Deep Dive: Where Did The Refugee Crisis Come From?
A New Yearlong Course: The Political Economy of Civil War and Peacebuilding
The Impact of the Syrian Civil War on Identity Groups in Turkey
Overnight Crimean Crisis Hits Stalemate
Reimagining Transitional Justice in Bali
Insights Obama can now use to undermine Putin’s narrative
Divide and conquer negotiations
The War in Yemen: One Year On
It's the Arab spring for dictators
Syria's Next Generation
Helping Former Child Soldiers Reclaim Their Lives
#Bringbackourgirls who escaped Boko Haram 'stigmatised'
Women’s Exclusion Worsens Somali Crises
Mason Student Strives to Bring Peace Before Dangerous African Presidential Vote
Obama’s Speech: Enough to Reassure War-Weary American Public?
The Political and Security Crisis in Burundi
In Case of Genocide - Break Glass by Richard O'Brien
Fragility Needs Innovative Development Financing
Man-to-man chat can avert disaster
The Russian Military Intervention in Syria; Is This Really a Concern for the U.S.?
Options for Action in Syria
Beware Libya’s ‘Fair Dictator’
ما هي خلفية اشتعال القومية الكردية في العراق؟
Syrian Ramadan at the Edge of War
‘Lincoln’: Where was Frederick Douglass?
My Turkish Airport
Crimean Tatars fear exile again
Don't let Yemen turn into Syria: Column
Saudi in Yemen; It’s personal now
Syrian group says 24 killed as thousands protest -- An Interview with Ibrahim Sharqieh
How I learned to forgive my brother’s murderers
Expect Resource Wars With Exxon CEO At State Helm
A Palestinian’s journey from stone-throwing to conflict resolution
Producing solutions by appreciating the interconnections
Predicting War
'Ceasefire' Is the Syria Word We Need to Hear
The Ottoman Experience in Mosul, Then and Now
Iraq’s Islamic divisions intensify
ISIS attacks fueled by illegal guns and open societies we can’t afford to lose
Drowning the Arab Spring in Gulf Oil
US Pentagon’s Prioritization of Counter-Terrorism on African Continent
How Helping Syrian Refugee Children Could Help Prevent Extremism
Syria Needs Real Help, Not American Bombs
Meet Nousha Kabawat and her unstoppable drive to help Syria’s displaced children thrive
When Radio Goes Bad: RF communications and the increased violence in South Sudan
‘Don’t Disturb The Peace’: Post-Conflict Politics In Aceh, Indonesia
How Belgraders Remember the NATO Bombings
Catching Kony
Six leading Libyan women dominate Virginia conference on Libya
Washington Area Students Weigh in on South Sudan Conflict
Voices: In midst of war, life goes on for Syrian kids
Responding to the Stalemate in Yemen
Girls released from Boko Haram captivity rejected by society - new report
Bosnia Back on the Brink: Ukraine can learn from Bosnia's failed socioeconomic policies
Mason student starts ‘sustainable, reproducible’ businesses in war zones
Breakdown in Yemen
Fayetteville Charity Helps African Group
Counter-Revolutions and Evolutions: Lessons of Egypt and Iran
The highest high and the lowest low: Colombian’s NO to the peace agreement or how to deeply hurt hope in 24 hours or less
Stop the ISIS War Before It Gets Worse!
Addressing Migrant Misery at European Borders
How Climate Change Sparked the Crisis in Syria
UN Small Arms Conference: Evaluation and Prospects
Conflict-sensitive Repatriation: Lessons from Displaced Communities in North-eastern Nigeria
Deadly challenge of keeping Syria health-care workers safe
Awakening the Demons: There is no Arab Spring coming to Iraq. But sectarian protests could tear this fragile country apart.
Teach, model, grow and live in empathy to build world peace, says interfaith expert Marc Gopin at Frontier Luncheon
Crimean Tatars Fear for Their Safety After Crimea’s Annexation to Russia
Iraqi prime minister's visit to Washington and the war against ISIS
CPCS Hosted Conference in Washington D.C.
Peacemaking in Darfur: A Structural Dilemma
The Syrian Revolution Is Not a Holy War
خبير في النزاعات الدولية: ترامب سيبيع الورقة السورية لبوتين (حوار)
Genocide Watch President Greg Stanton Comments on the Khmer Rouge War Crimes Trial
Even a weakened Libya can avoid civil war
Lingering Questions Surround Geneva III
Somalia Needs a War on Poverty
Peshmerga-Iraqi forces united over Mosul, but can this last?
Roots of ISIS Violence: Syrian Civil War and the Water Crisis, and Marginalization of Sunnis
The ISIS Narrative: A long term strategy for peace
Next Steps in Syria
CrossTalk: Geneva 2 Intentional Failure?
Hind Kabawat on Canada's Role to the Syria Refugee Crisis
Prevention better than punitive in Syria
Syria and the Fatal Flaw in American Foreign Policy
Obama's Air Strikes, Drone Strikes and Diplomacy in Iraq
Firing Up Kurdish Nationalism in Iraq
The ISIS takeover of Ramadi means hard choices face the Iraqi and US governments
A Silver Lining to the Film and Riots Tragedy: Freedom, Diversity, and the New Competition for Arab Public Space
Who to Blame for the Absence of a Kurdish State after Sykes Picot?
Iraqi Kurdistan fears Maliki returning to power
Will Saudi Arabia's 'Operation Decisive Storm' restore order in Yemen?
Greg Stanton, Research Professor in Genocide Studies
We can only hope that the cerebral will get the better of the visceral
Rwanda: Opening the door to dialogue (Claudine Kuradusenge)
The Time For Leadership To Protect All Civilians Across Syria
Costs of Obama's Wars Mount: More Troops, Chemical Weapons, and Veterans
CRDC Citizen Diplomacy Course in Damascus - Channel 2 (Israel) Coverage
Sarajevo: Memories of war
Afghan Security Forces Pass First Test, But Questions Remain
S-CAR PhD Student Najla Mangoush Discusses the Need for Military Leadership in Libya
Bosnia: Stabilization Stalled in Negative Peace
The Peace Process: How to resolve ethnic conflicts?
Why water is key to Syria conflict
Iraq’s Islamic State and Failed US Military and Diplomatic Policies
Is ISIS an existential threat to the United States?
Yemen: Ripe for a solution?
Darfur Donor Conference: A Park for a Deadly Conflict
The Future of Kurdistan, Between Unity and Balkanization
Crimean Crisis Escalates Further
Why the US can't simply take out Assad
Confederate flag: hatred or heritage?
Why Qaddafi's Death Is Significant
Graduate students spend spring break with Syrian refugees
Why Washington is wrong to impose visa suspension on Iraqis
Hutu Diaspora Narrative: Identity in Conflict, Conflict of Identity
Maltese neutrality still a brilliant idea
Halep'in geleceği ve Türkiye'nin güvenliği
Libya: A failed state or a failed government?
SADC Interventions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
'Yemen Model' Fails With ISIS; Turks-Kurds' Unusual Kobani Alliance
Testimony before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs “Ancient Communities Under Attack: ISIS’s War on Religious Minorities”
In Afghanistan, end the fighting and stop the meddling
Syria in Search of a Political Solution: Toward Functional Coexistence
US in Somalia: CIA or Socio-Economic Development?
Colombia's Inminent Peace Agreement: A Brief Analysis of What the Agreement is, What is Next and What is Missing
If America wants Assad to respect international law, it must respect it, too
Saudi rejects foreign interference in Iraq, blames ‘sectarian’ Maliki | Reuters
Why can’t America just take out Assad?
The Saudis and the Iranians Need to Talk: And we need to make it happen
David H. Young Interview on Voice of America (Afghanistan) in Pashto and Dari
Prof. Gopin: Actions that Accompany Negotiations
Rwanda- A Country Still in Need
Why Did Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Go to Iraq?
Terrorism and Development
Student Opinion – Demonstrations in the Middle East: Yemen’s Got Talent
Interview with Oded Adomi Leshem, expert on hope.
Confronting genocide in Myanmar: The urgent need to prevent and protect
Yemen’s a Model All Right—For Disaster
Sudan, after the breakup: Can violence be prevented?
Riyadh Conference: What Makes It Different?
Why U.S. Could Opt For 'Zero Option' In Afghanistan

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