There are other competing theories as to who is behind the Parisian massacres, but the theory that the Kouachis were financed and trained by AQAP certainly seems to hold the most water.
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Andrea Kazan February 5, 2015 Latest Articles, Security and Defence
There are other competing theories as to who is behind the Parisian massacres, but the theory that the Kouachis were financed and trained by AQAP certainly seems to hold the most water.
Read More »Julie Lenarz and Michael Miner February 1, 2015 Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
Sunni Wahhabism or Shi’ite fundamentalism paired with nuclear weapons or access to nuclear material is a nightmare scenario of the worst sort.
Read More »Emily Daglish January 30, 2015 Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
More attention needs to be given to the destabilising impact that ransom funding provokes. This could entail a network of sanctions that would categorically link ransom payments to the illegal act of funding terrorism.
Read More »Rebecka Buchanan January 20, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
Almost ten years from the United Nations Security Council’s (UNSC) referral of the situation in Darfur, in Resolution 1593, to the International Criminal Court (ICC) the humanitarian situation in Darfur remains volatile.
Read More »Rebecka Buchanan January 19, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
There is no conclusive evidence of the Court either impeding or facilitating peace, and we must be mindful that achieving peace in conflict countries will never be easy.
Read More »Barbara Matias January 14, 2015 Latest Articles
In the 1960s, the American Civil Rights Movement took the country by storm. Decades later, and well into the new century, the recent tragic events of the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner have questioned national unity
Read More »Rebecka Buchanan January 10, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
The legal classification of cross-border armed conflicts between State and non-State parties has become increasingly complex as such conflicts do not fit into the neat typology of international armed conflict (IAC) or non-international armed conflict (NIAC).
Read More »admin January 7, 2015 Latest Articles, Press Releases
Freedom of expression should never be an act of bravery. Whoever threatens it is an enemy of all freedom-loving people.
Read More »Rowan Allport January 6, 2015 Latest Articles, Security and Defence
We will witness a battle between a Congress that desires to restore a proactive approach to US foreign affairs and an administration that seeks to continue to limp down the path to the finish line of the next presidential inauguration. It could be a long two years.
Read More »Rob Marchant December 31, 2014 Latest Articles
During the course of the next 12 months, we could easily see development in one or more of these threats: a total meltdown in Iraq and neighbouring Middle Eastern states; a nuclear Iran, toward which Israel might well lose its patience, in the absence of meaningful American support; and a renewed Russian campaign against the rest of Ukraine, or even a Baltic state or two
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