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    Water and insecurity in the Levant

    In the arid region of the Levant, water is a growing driver of instability and conflict. This Brief examines the role water plays in local and regional instability, its place in international aid in the past and present, and ways in which the matter may be addressed in the future...

    Briefs
    28 April 2016 By: Gerald Stang, Ido Bar
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    What news from the Daesh front?

    This Alert offers an overview of the progress made on the multiple fronts of the war against Daesh. Have the international coalition’s efforts to degrade and destroy the jihadist organisation had a meaningful impact?

    Alerts
    9 June 2016 By: Florence Gaub
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    Central African Republic: post-transitional realities

    The restoration of a democratically-elected political authority in the Central African Republic (CAR) three years after the outbreak of its latest conflict episode is a positive breakthrough, but no panacea. Unable to shoulder the burden of conflict on its own, it will require...

    Briefs
    16 June 2016 By: José Luengo-Cabrera
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    South Sudan: the cost of conflict

    Although the comprehensiveness of the EU’s approach to addressing the South Sudanese crisis has set a positive precedent, the costly disbursement of over €414m in crisis-response financing is a stark reminder of the need to re-invest in peace.

    Briefs
    16 June 2016 By: José Luengo-Cabrera

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