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London's Metropolitan Police Service has apologized for threatening to arrest a Jewish man at a pro-Palestinian protest. Video showed police officers telling Gideon Falter that his "quite openly Jewish" appearance risked provoking the protesters and threatening to arrest him for "causing a breach of the peace" if he didn't leave the area. After the video…

Over my 20+ years of blogging at Volokh, commenters have often questioned why I focused my attention on what I saw as unfair attacks on Israel, rather than on Israeli policies I disagreed with that might be obstacles to a future peace deal. My response was consistent: debates over specific Israeli policies were a sideshow.…

In January 2024 the Phelan US Centre spoke to Dr Ashley Tellis, the Tata Chair for Strategic Affairs and a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace about how the US has engaged with China economically in recent decades. They discuss how the US' strategy towards China has shifted across recent presidencies, the … Continued

The truce in Yemen is imperfect, but it is the only barrier currently preventing the country from sliding back into widespread war. A comprehensive negotiation process is the most viable option for peace in Yemen in the near term, and the only barrier to the humanitarian devastation that a full-scale resumption of the war in Yemen would surely bring.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) strategically positions itself to garner favour with the Muslim World, and among those who perceive China as a burgeoning global power capable of fostering peace and justice. However, despite this narrative, Beijing's actions in addressing the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East have fallen short of delivering substantive contributions and meaningful changes.

We present a theoretical and practical review of the political and legal aspects of the People's Republic of China's participation in the UN peacekeeping activities and China's policy of peace on the planet Earth. We examine the political and regulatory aspects of China's peacekeeping activity in cooperation with the UN and identify the most pressing problems.

Auch nach dem Sturz der Marcos Diktatur 1986 haben sich Formen politischer Gewalt und Unterdrückung als ein Mittel des Machterhaltes der elitären Familienclans in den Philippinen etabliert. Die deutsche Nichtregierungsorganisation International Peace Observers Network (IPON) adressiert seit 2005 mit dem Ansatz der internationalen Menschenrechtsbeobachtung diese Art der politischen Gewalt und Repression in verschiedenen Konfliktregionen der Philippinen, derzeit in Negros Occidental und Bukidnon, Mindanao. IPON dokumentiert die Menschenrechtssituation in den Projektgebieten, arbeitet mit lokalen Menschenrechtsaktivist/innen zusammen und versucht diese durch Präsenz, Begleitung und internationalen Druck in ihrer Arbeit zu schützen.

For 22 years, there was labor peace at Harley‐Davidson; it was based on an agreement between two unions and the company to work collaboratively on a number of issues. The United Steelworkers and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers recently canceled the agreement because the employees no longer feel they can trust the company.

Analysis of economic relations of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan shows many centuries of successful cooperation between these countries. Under conditions of regional integration, estimation of economic effectiveness and modernization of relations require rapid measures. Peace and relations are much beneficial than conflict and disintegration and this has been proved by experience of European Union.

Peace and stability in Afghanistan are crucial for the economic potential not only of Central Asian region but Asia as a whole/ Possibilities of Pakistan to play a greater role in the SCO are under discussion in the paper. The author considers important economic issues (energy corridors from Turkmenistan to Pakistan via Afghanistan) and counter-terrorist struggle in Pakistan.

The primary purpose of this article is to introduce the Copenhagen Process Principles and Guidelines so as to better understand how they relate to detentions in military operations. The Copenhagen Principles and Guidelines were "welcomed" by a number of states in October 2012 and concern the taking and handling of detainees in non-international armed conflicts and peace operations.

Enthält Rezensionen von: Pardo, Sharon ; Peters, Joel: Uneasy neighbors : Israel and the European Union. - Lanham/Md. : Lexington Books, 2010 + Hanelt, Christian-Peter ; Möller, Almut: Bound to cooperate : Europe and the Middle East II. - Berlin : Bertelsmann Stiftung, 2008 + Musu, Costanza: European Union policy towards the Arab-Israeli peace process : the quicksands of politics. - Basingstoke : PalgraveMacMillan, 2010

Cyclone Nargis struck Burma's Irrawaddy Delta on May 2–3, 2008, and claimed as many as 140,000 victims, the largest natural disaster in the country's history. However, the State Peace and Development Council proceeded with a referendum on a new constitution on May 10 and 24, which it claimed was approved by an overwhelming majority of voters.