At a moment when U.S. arms transfers are making headlines for the wrong reasons – from Yemen to the Philippines and Latin America – members of Congres

In August 2014, the Islamic State unleashed a genocidal campaign in the Yazidi-majority district of Sinjar, Iraq. Targeting Yazidis, ISIS fighters des

Over the last 11 years, civilians have borne the brunt of the conflict in northeast (NE) Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of more than 39,000 people.

Following newly public allegations that British SAS forces executed unarmed Afghan civilians during a 2011 raid of a compound believed to be housing T

August 20, 2020 By Dan Mahanty So who is responsible for the duration of America’s forever wars? In his recent brief for the Quincy Institute, non-res

La Mission de l’Organisation des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation en République démocratique du Congo (MONUSCO) est confrontée à un paradoxe. La MO

In 2019, Afghan civilians experienced a rise in casualties as a result of increased kinetic operations against armed opposition groups (AOGs) by inter

Supporting the implementation of mandated tasks through digital technologies By Lauren Spink UN peace operations need to employ new technologies to en

By Seán Smith The United Nations Security Council is in the final stages of renewing the mandate for the peacekeeping mission in Mali, MINUSMA. As the

Les missions de maintien de la paix ont souvent du mal à acquérir les ressources dont elles ont besoin pour accomplir l'éventail croissant des tâches