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  1. 26 August 2025

    Why Syria Matters for Global Peace (opens impakter.com)

    World attention in the Middle East has been principally focused on Israel, Gaza, the West Bank, and Iran. Syria has not received the same level of attention, certainly not from Western media outlets. Yet Syria is critical to how the future of this region evolves, and the next few weeks will tell us much. Where

    • Society

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  2. 28 May 2025

    Trump in a Tight Spot: His New Friends Are on Opposite Sides in Sudan (opens impakter.com)

    President Donald Trump has just completed a visit to the Middle East, which included stops in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), as well as Qatar and the controversial gift of a new Air Force One. As a result, either knowingly or unknowingly, he has become an even more major player in the

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  3. 21 August 2024

    Vegan Cheese That Tastes Like Cheese? These Startups May Have Cracked the Code (opens impakter.com)

    In a video uploaded to YouTube last year, home cook and food influencer Alexa Santos scores a wheel of brie, drizzles it with honey, and flips it into a hot cast-iron pan. “Cheese is the main reason why I can’t go vegan,” she explains before baking the cheese with blackberries and hazelnuts and smearing it on

    • Food and Agriculture
    • Start-up

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  4. 22 February 2024

    How Russia’s Ukraine Strategy Affects the Middle East (opens impakter.com)

    Two years of fighting in Ukraine has damaged Russia’s reputation so badly, it’s switching strategy when it comes to global influence. In a departure from the Soviet approach that relied on soft power — investing in satellite states’ infrastructure, education, and weapons at a significant cost while achieving limited results — Russia has switched to

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  5. 28 March 2023

    How 12 Years of War Destroyed Syria’s Forests (opens impakter.com)

    Syria’s forests have been another casualty in the 12 years of war that has gripped the country according to a new report. The destruction of natural resources and damage to ecosystems has potentially severe consequences for the lives, livelihoods and future of Syrian citizens — as well as for the country’s climate resilience. The “Axed and

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  6. 20 March 2023

    After 12 Years of War in Syria, Protection of Civilians ‘Remains an Illusion,’ UN Says (opens impakter.com)

    The situation in Syria is an “epicentre of neglect” with “widespread human rights violations and abuses,” a new report by the United Nations (UN) Syria Commission of Inquiry says. The protection of civilians, according to the UN, “remains an illusion.” Multiple sides are being accused of war crimes and the Syrian government of crimes against

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  7. 10 February 2023

    How Sanctions Hinder Aid Distribution in Syria (opens impakter.com)

    Both Türkiye and Syria are currently suffering from the immense damage caused by the two earthquakes that occurred on Monday, February 6. The death toll has already passed 23,000 people across the two countries, however the number is increasing rapidly as more bodies are being discovered. Turkey-Syria Earthquake Update: The total death toll across the

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs
    • United Nations

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  8. 16 November 2022

    A Natural Path to Conflict Prevention: Unpacking the Nature–Security Nexus (opens impakter.com)

    Biodiversity loss and the degradation of ecosystems are accelerating, driven by a host of factors, including unsustainable resource extraction, demographic pressures, pollution, land- and sea-use change, invasive species, and climate change. The latest global assessment estimates that about 75% of the planet’s terrestrial and 40% of the marine environment have already been degraded. When ecosystems are

    • Climate Change
    • Society

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  9. 27 July 2022

    Anti-UN Protests in Congo Escalate (opens impakter.com)

    At least 15 people were killed and over 50 were wounded by the second day of protests in the Congo’s troubled Northeast. This region is known to the world for continuous conflict and displacement as well as repeated episodes of civilian massacres, with over 120 armed groups that call it home and often fight between

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs
    • Society

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  10. 26 January 2022

    Why Is Colombia The Most Dangerous Country For Environmentalists? (opens impakter.com)

    Since 2018, despite the truce with rebel groups, political instability has increased and the number of massacres in Colombia has not stopped growing, registering in 2020 the highest number since 2014. It has become the deadliest and most dangerous country for environmentalists worldwide as they and their organizations attempt to defend the country’s unique ecosystems.

    • Climate Change
    • Environment
    • Equal Rights

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  11. 5 February 2021

    Post-COVID: Blueprints to End Capitalism As We Know It (opens impakter.com)

    Updated 11 Feb 2021. Capitalism as we know it is morphing into an “awful kind of techno feudalism” that only deserves to die, says Yanis Varoufakis. A radical statement but coming from the former finance minister of Greece who famously battled the European Troika for the Greek cause at the height of the debt crisis

    • Culture
    • Environment
    • Equal Rights

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  12. 24 September 2019

    Meeting in the Middle to Build Peace: Local and International Approaches to Youth Participation in Peacebuilding (opens impakter.com)

    The Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) space grew significantly over the past decade thanks to efforts from every corner of the globe and a series of collective actions, both big and small, from diverse groups and individuals. Critical to this expansion was the creation of space by large institutions, government bodies, academic research, and the

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    • Politics & Foreign Affairs
    • United Nations

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