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• Pakistan - India: Beware the nuclear con man
  2 October 2019, by siawi3

  INDIAN leaders of unbridled ambition and meagre wisdom have recently suggested that India might revoke its earlier policy of No First Use (NFU) of nuclear weapons.
  Slyly hinting that NFU has run its course and needs a replacement, several Indian strategists have been openly flirting with a so-called counterforce doctrine — ie the possibility of knocking out Pakistan’s nuclear forces before they are activated...

• India-Pakistan Standoff: De-Escalation
  2 March 2019, by siawi3
  Source: https://thewire.in/diplomacy/india-pakistan-deescalation-airstrikes
  India-Pak Standoff: All Signs Suggest That New Delhi Wants To De-Escalate
  Despite confirming that the Pakistani Air Force targeted Indian military establishments, India  (...)
• Senegal : « Le terrorisme djihadiste constitue une menace »aiguë « pour la paix mondiale »
  12 novembre 2015, par siawi3

  « La paix et la sécurité sont remises en cause par des menaces nombreuses et multiformes parmi lesquelles l’on peut citer les pirateries, les trafics d’armes, de drogue, d’êtres humains, la criminalité transfrontalière ».

• Senegal : La paix, garantie des droits humains
  19 décembre 2012, par siawi3

  comment promouvoir le rôle des femmes dans la reconstruction post conflit

• Afghanistan: the blind pursuit of peace and reconciliation
  11 March 2013, by siawi3

  Putting criminals back to the community without making them pay for their human rights offences is like tinkering with a time bomb. It will not take long before the quench for justice of offended citizens collides with their returning offenders, to the detriment of peace in communities. Our peace process is actually a vessel for enabling more human rights violations to ensue in the near future.

• Pakistan peacenik Iqbal Haider dies weeks before Mumbai visit
  12 March 2013, by siawi3

  Death of a tireless peace and secular activist in Karachi.
  Deeply disturbed by the growing influence of fundamentalism in Pakistan and elsewhere, Haider never missed an opportunity to criticise Taliban and other extremist forces in his quest for a ’secular Pakistan’.

• Bangladesh: 13 from Pakistan honoured
  10 April 2013, by siawi3

  Bangladesh Confers Friends of Liberation War Honour to 13 Pakistanis.
  According to the Bangladesh government, these Pakistani nationals raised their voice for the freedom of Bangladesh against all the odds in their home country, which attacked unarmed Bangladeshis on the night of March 25, 1971.
  Some of them were sacked from their jobs, imprisoned and tortured for helping Bangladesh.

• Israel : Le joueur de flà»te de Sion
  5 février 2016, par siawi3

  En Israë l, le camp de la paix se désespère. Pas de sauveur en vue. Beaucoup se contentent de rester assis devant leur poste de télévision en se tordant les mains. Chez les autres il y a en ce moment un débat. Le salut viendra-t-il de l’intérieur d’Israë l ou de l’extérieur ?

• Syria: Kurdish-led administration in Syria sets election dates: official
  29 July 2017, by siawi3

  The dominant Kurdish groups in northern Syria have carved out self-governing regions since early in the civil war, but they say they are not seeking independence from Damascus. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has tolerated Kurdish control over parts of the country but says he opposes the decentralized federal system they espouse and has described their ruling councils as “temporary structures”.

• UN: A Treaty Is Reached to Ban Nuclear Arms. Now Comes the Hard Part.
  8 July 2017, by siawi3

  For the first time in the seven-decade effort to avert a nuclear war, a global treaty has been negotiated that proponents say would, if successful, lead to the destruction of all nuclear weapons and forever prohibit their use. The participants did not include any of the world’s nine nuclear-armed countries, which conspicuously boycotted the negotiations. In a joint statement released after the treaty was adopted, the United States, Britain and France said, “We do not intend to sign, ratify or ever become party to it.â€

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