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  • Gulf crisis could spill over into the Horn of Africa

    Abdi Tawane | Violence & Peace
    22.06.2017

    The Horn of Africa, one of the most geostrategic regions in the world, has strong ties with the Arab world. Gulf nations led by Saudi Arabia have cut diplomatic ties with Qatar, accusing Qatar of funding terrorist groups, and supporting Iran, Saudi Arabia’s main rival in the region. If this crisis is left to fester, it will have devastating consequences for nations in the Horn of Africa.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Horn of Africa, Gulf crisis, Qatar blockade, ISIS, Intergovernmental Authority on Development, Terrorism

  • Assad had the upper hand, so why would he gas his own people?

    Dina Formentini and Chris Ernesto | Violence & Peace
    13.04.2017

    Common sense, historical facts and circumstantial evidence suggest that it’s unlikely that Assad gassed his own people.  In fact, it’s much more likely that the chemical weapons were from al-Qaeda, ISIS and/or other anti-Assad factions. Indeed, a case can be made that the attack was coordinated by the White Helmets, with US neoconservatives providing the script.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace White helmets Syria, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, War in Syria, Al-Qaeda, ISIS, Bashar Al-Assad, Chemical weapon attack in Syria

  • Can anyone name the enemy correctly?

    Bashir Goth | Violence & Peace
    28.07.2016

    The name of Islam, a religion of 1.6 billion people, has been used to not only commit terrible crimes but is also tarnished by politicians, the media and commentators who are angered by those same crimes. That serves the interest of the perpetrators. Acts of terrorism are never committed by “radical Muslims”. They are committed by criminals.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Islam, Terrorism, ISIS, ISIL

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