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Published in: openSecurityBeijing implicated in US cyber espionage reportA report to the US Congress accuses Beijing of increasing online espionage, the Prime Minister of Belgium has been...
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Published in: openSecurityReopen negotiations or face sanctions, Obama tells North Korea and Iran.
Obama demands cooperation from Iran and North Korea at South Korean summit. Karzai sworn in as president. Peshawar...
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Published in: HomeLiberal peace transitions: a rethink is urgent
A significant shift is required if international statebuilding and peacebuilding projects around the world are to...
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Published in: HomeBrazil's "southern effect" in fragile countries
Global preoccupation with fragile environments is on the rise. Can south-south and triangular co-operation help?...
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Published in: HomePeacebuilding in Burundi: how peace transitions can work
International Alert supports a series of small post-conflict initiatives in Burundi. And some of the values that...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKIreland's lost revolution
A new history of the Workers' Party inspires Robin Wilson to reflect on a movement that helped to change the face of...
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Published in: openSecurityVice-president's veto leaves Iraqi election law in disarray
Iraqi vice-president’s veto threatens Iraqi elections. Seven out of ten Afghans blame poverty and corruption for...
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Published in: openSecurityKarzai launches Afghan anti-corruption force
Afghan government reveals new unit to tackle corruption. UN inspectors warn of more hidden nuclear sites in Iran....
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Published in: openSecurityIran warned time running out for negotiated nuclear settlement
Iran faces mounting international pressure on nuclear issue. UN considering withdrawal from Congo. Militants bombard...
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Published in: openSecurityThe twilight of the middle east peace process
The promise of a reinvigorated peace process in the middle east which accompanied Barack Obama to power is likely to...
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Published in: openSecurityIraqi Doctors in Britain and the War on Terror
Fearful for their lives, thousands of doctors left Iraq after the 2003 invasion. The author outlines the challenges...
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Published in: openSecurityUS ambassador's opposition to troop increases in Afghanistan revealed
The US Ambassador to Kabul cables the Whitehouse expressing his reservations about troop increases. President Obama...
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Published in: openSecurityUN sanctions in Iran's post-election era
The post-election crisis in Iran has revolutionised the potential for international pressure and civil action to...
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Published in: openSecurityOpenness and security: an editorial introduction
openSecurity's editor explores the themes of openness and security in an introduction to the new section.
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Saudi offensive against Houthis provokes Arab-Iranian diplomatic row. Cambodian refusal to extradite Thai ex-PM...
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Published in: HomeVictims are not sacrifices
There is a danger that Palestinian subjectivity, Jewish diasporic experience, the use of psychoanalysis and our...
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Published in: openSecurityKorean navies exchange fire in border incident
South and North Korean ships clash off west coast. Iran charges US hikers with espionage. Japan promises $5 bn aid...
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Published in: openSecurityAbbas resignation threat puts PA in jeopardy
Abbas's threat to resign puts PA in jeopardy. China outlines £6bn plan for African development. Saudi forces gain...
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Published in: openSecurityUrban siege in south Asia
A new wave of urban assaults poses a severe challenge in the cities of south Asia and beyond.
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Published in: HomeThe trial and the wall
The celebration of Europe’s “velvet revolutions” is an appropriate time to recall that what happened in Srebrenica...
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