| 28 May 2015 |
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TALKING POINT
What ended Zuma's mediation in Libya?
by Peter Fabricius |
| Unanswered questions still haunt South Africa four years after the 2011 Libyan revolution.
What really happened between these two countries remains a perplexing and controversial foreign policy mystery.
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| Press release |
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| Top minds meet on how to curb WMDs |
What are states doing to stop the world's most dangerous weapons from falling into the wrong hands?
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| ISS Spotlight |
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| ISS arms expert heads to Libya |
Ben Coetzee is the latest ISS appointment to a UN experts' panel. ISS experts are valued internationally and shape global responses to African conflicts.
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| ISS Today |
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Who will lead the AfDB?
by Liesl Louw-Vaudran |
The next leader of one of Africa's key institutions has big shoes to fill and a tough job ahead.
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Time for a new roadmap to nuclear disarmament?
by Noel Stott |
Although most states worldwide are in favour of prohibiting nuclear weapons, lack of progress points to the need for a new plan.
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Towards a functioning Military Staff Committee of the AU
by Hallelujah Lulie |
Despite its crucial role in military and security matters, the AU MSC still has several challenges to overcome.
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Finding better ways to fight corruption
by Sebastian Gatimu |
Why does corruption remain ingrained in many states despite so many efforts to fight it?
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| Events |
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A house of cards in Central Africa?
2 June 2015, Pretoria |
Has widening ECCAS' economic agenda to include peace and security cooperation stretched this community too thin?
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View on Africa: IGAD and sanctions in South Sudan
3 June 2015, online in English or French |
Can sanctions and IGAD mediation move the peace process forward in South Sudan?
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Innovative approaches to countering violent extremism
5 June 2015, Cape Town |
The event will explore the role of women in countering violent extremism and highlights the work of private sector, government and civil society leaders.
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Can violent cities deliver economic growth? Lessons from South Africa
8 June 2015, Pretoria |
Unless violence can be dealt with, the potential of cities to become hubs of economic and social activity won’t be realised.
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Africa's courts must deliver justice for international crimes
9 June 2015, Johannesburg |
What must be done to ensure that national criminal justice systems and regional courts can deal with international crimes in Africa?
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Making sense of the numbers
10 June 2015, Cape Town |
This seminar launches a guide to help members of Parliament engage effectively with the South African budget.
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How Africa's conflict burden will impact its future
12 June 2015, Johannesburg |
Africa's ability to address its conflict burden will determine the continent's current and future stability.
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Now is the time for UN Security Council reform
12 June 2015, Johannesburg |
Elect the Council's proposal gives the UN Security Council a new lease on life as it faces shifts in power and increasing global instability.
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| Publications |
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| Rapport sur le Conseil de paix et de sécurité 69 |
Ce mois-ci, le CPS s'est penché sur la crise libyenne, sur la question du rôle des femmes dans le secteur de la sécurité ainsi que sur la coopération ONU-UA en matière de consolidation de la paix.
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