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UN Secretary-General’s 2026 Report on Women Peace and Security Cites PA-X Data
The UN Secretary-General’s annual report on the women, peace, and security (WPS) agenda cites PA-X data on gender provisions in peace agreements. The post UN Secretary-General’s 2026 Report on Women Peace and Security Cites PA-X Data appeared first on PeaceRep .
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Prof Christine Bell recognised in prestigious alumni awards
Edinburgh Law School Professor Emerita Christine Bell has been recognised for outstanding global achievement in the first Cambridge Alumni Awards. The post Prof Christine Bell recognised in prestigious alumni awards appeared first on PeaceRep .
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In the caretaker trap? The legal end of South Sudan’s transition
The dissolution of South Sudan's transitional government marks the historic end of a six-year transitional period, writes Jan Pospisil - but constitutional danger could lie ahead. The post In the caretaker trap? The legal end of South Sudan’s transition appeared first on…
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A decade on, Somalia’s federal pact benefits elites and al‑Shabaab – but it fails the people
Nisar Majid explores checkpoint governance and manipulation of international aid in Somalia. The post A decade on, Somalia’s federal pact benefits elites and al‑Shabaab – but it fails the people appeared first on PeaceRep .
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PeaceRep research informs expert economic evidence to the ICC
PeaceRep research on predatory peace has been used to support expert economic evidence to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague in the Abd-Al-Rahman case. The post PeaceRep research informs expert economic evidence to the ICC appeared first on PeaceRep .
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Digital transformation to end wars: foundational PeaceTech book updated for 2026
Prof Christine Bell's foundational book, PeaceTech: Digital Transformation to End Wars, has been updated to address recent changes in conflict, mediation and technology. The post Digital transformation to end wars: foundational PeaceTech book updated for 2026 appeared first on…
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Why Gaza peace deals keep unravelling
Adam Farquhar explores why a series of Gaza peace deals have failed and what a workable agreement needs to succeed. The post Why Gaza peace deals keep unravelling appeared first on PeaceRep .
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Five years of misrule in Afghanistan: how the Taliban have created the conditions for reinvigorated resistance
Prof Michael Semple explores the Afghan experience of civil resistance to the Taliban’s Islamic Emirate and what this tells us about possible pathways to peaceful change. The post Five years of misrule in Afghanistan: how the Taliban have created the conditions for reinvigorated…
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Edinburgh Law School hosts the July 2026 Women in Conflict 1325 Fellowship
Edinburgh Law School hosted the Women in Conflict 1325 Fellowship on 20 July 2026 as part of the Scottish Peace Platform. The post Edinburgh Law School hosts the July 2026 Women in Conflict 1325 Fellowship appeared first on PeaceRep .
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Iran Is Losing Iraq
Baghdad goes its own way, writes Kamaran Palani. Even if Iran survives the war, its position in Iraq may not. The post Iran Is Losing Iraq appeared first on PeaceRep .
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South Sudan at 15: how the political elite have found a way to profit from peace as well as war
Matthew Benson-Strohmayer explores how South Sudan’s peace agreements reshaped the country’s systems of revenue, spending and coercion. The post South Sudan at 15: how the political elite have found a way to profit from peace as well as war appeared first on PeaceRep .
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Colombia’s new president ‘El Tigre’ promises an iron fist – but that may not solve the violence he has inherited
Johanna Amaya-Panche examines whether a security policy focused mainly on military pressure risks weakening the 2016 peace agreement. The post Colombia’s new president ‘El Tigre’ promises an iron fist – but that may not solve the violence he has inherited appeared first on…