China’s Belt and Road Initiative invests in African infrastructure — and African military and police forces
China is looking to protect its economic investments and build its reputation as a world power
South Sudan is at risk of new conflict. Can the U.N. protect its civilians?
The peace process has seen progress, but there could be a relapse.
Here’s what can undermine peacekeeping missions
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U.N. peacekeeping really can be effective. Here’s how we tabulated this.
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Armed peacekeepers really do protect civilians — with one big exception
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Should U.N. peacekeepers launch preemptive strikes? The Cruz report seems to think so.
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South Sudan is fighting again. Can its peacekeeping mission work?
[caption id="attachment_45849" align="aligncenter" width="960"] In this July 25 photo, a
How civilians protect themselves nonviolently during mass killings
[caption id="attachment_12928" align="aligncenter" width="620"] A woman and her children displaced