War

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• USA: Shocking New Figures Show How Much US Is Fueling Violence In Yemen
  23 November 2020, by siawi3

  New figures from the UN and the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute show that since the war in Yemen began, the US has sold over $13 billion in high-tech weapons to Saudi Arabia, making the Kingdom a cash cow for US weapons makers.

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  24 novembre 2020, par siawi3
• France : Guerres et terrorisme : ne pas se tromper de cible
  25 novembre 2020, par siawi3
• The political ideology that feeds terrorist violence cannot be explained away by religion or colonial history
  26 November 2020, by siawi3

  Too many commentators can understand it only through the lens of revenge: revenge for colonialism, for secularism, for cartoons, for foreign policy — take your pick.

• Turquie-Kurdistan : Ne pas connaitre son ennemi et son ami
  26 novembre 2020, par siawi3
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  28 novembre 2020, par siawi3
• Taliban terrorism is back in Afghanistan - Peace process deadlocked over U.S. forces withdrawal terms
  29 November 2020, by siawi3

  Afghanistan’s Taliban militants have resumed their terrorising posture embarked, thereby frustrating the proponents of a sustainable milieu for peace. At the moment, they have exacerbated violence and intimidation to capture Kandahar, the capital for the hard-line movement nearly a quarter-century ago. Hundreds of insurgents, civilians, and soldiers are believed to have been killed while thousands of villagers have been displaced as a sequel to fighting around the city of Kandahar, capital of one of the key provinces of land-locked country.

• India’s Policy Lapses and Security Concerns in Afghanistan
  29 November 2020, by siawi3

  Even if the Taliban’s political leaders were willing to show flexibility, its military commanders still decide the negotiating red lines. The peace process has not been able to address the questions of democracy and pluralism so far and this can be inferred from Zabihullah Mujahid — the Taliban’s spokesman’s remark that “Our goal is Islamic government,” and “How this Islamic government will come about is something we cannot decide now. On this issue, the clerics, analysts, and authoritative Afghans make decisions in its right time.”

• Israël: ‘Refusing To Serve In The Army Is My Small Act Of Making Change’
  30 November 2020, by siawi3

  “The hardest thing about going back home is returning to jail.” Rabin, 19, from Kibbutz Harduf in northern Israel, was first imprisoned in August after appearing before the committee to appeal for an exemption. She was tried and sentenced to two different periods of incarceration, including during Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Upon her release last week, Rabin thought she would be going home for a brief stint before another sentencing. But when she turned on her phone, she received a message from her attorney, Adv. Asaf Weitzen, who informed her that the committee had accepted her request and that she was being released.

• Ethiopia’s war of narratives
  30 November 2020, by siawi3

  Nation-building is a contested process of narrative construction. In his book, Imagined Communities, political scientist Benedict Anderson reminds us that nations are “imagined political communities.” There is an enduring disunity among Ethiopian elites regarding the country’s history and future. Informed by its long, and contentious multi-ethnic history, and fueled by recent shifts in the political landscape in the country, a war of narratives has been reignited. The narrative war is fought between adherents of what we have termed “Pan-Ethiopianists” and “Ethno-nationalists.”

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