By not addressing governance challenges, security sector assistance missed a vital component of building peace and stability. Since a 2012 coup, Mali has received significant security assistance from the United States, France, the European Union and other foreign donors to address violent extremism and insurgency and help stabilize the country.
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Normalizing Sudan-Israel Relations Now is a Dangerous Game
As Sudan is mentioned among the next states to normalize relations with Israel, concerns about what that would do to the democratic transition arise.
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The marquee multilateral summit goes virtual as questions about the future of the global body rise.
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Intra-Afghan talks must address a number of thorny issues, but represent a major milestone to ending four decades of conflict.
Read more ›Afghan forces kill mastermind of Nangarhar prison attack
Afghanistan’s National Directorate of Security (NDS) on Tuesday confirmed Special Forces had killed the mastermind of this month’s Nangarhar prison attack. The NDS said in a statement on Tuesday it had killed high ranking Daesh member, Abdullah Orakzai, the chief justice of ISIS-K/Daesh in Afghanistan.
Read more ›Taliban kidnap six Afghan journalists
“We are trying to negotiate their release with the Taliban,” says Abdullah Hasrat, a spokesman for Paktia’s governor after Taliban kidnapped six Afghan journalists.
Read more ›Fighting leaves dozens of Taliban insurgents dead in eastern Afghanistan
The clashes came a day after the Taliban said they had killed 28 Afghan paramilitary policemen in Uruzgan in southern Afghanistan. Afghan security forces killed 65 Taliban militants during an intense battle in eastern Afghanistan, officials said, as fighting rages between the two sides amid ongoing peace talks.
Read more ›U.S. Commandos Use Secretive Missiles to Kill Qaeda Leaders in Syria
The specially designed missiles use sharp blades and blunt force, rather than explosive warheads, to kill terrorist leaders. U.S. Special Operations forces, with no fanfare, killed a top Qaeda leader in northwest Syria in an unusual drone strike nearly two weeks ago.
Read more ›Ghani Urges World To Support Peace In Afghanistan In Speech To UN
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has urged the world to help his country achieve peace amid talks with the Taliban aimed at ending nearly two decades of conflict.
Read more ›Solution Pakistan seeks against India could be their nuclear program
In its detailed article, the American publication National Interests came out with a very detailed and compelling article about the possibilities of the Pakistani nuclear program.
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