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2021 Will See More Global Protest: Can It Remain Peaceful?
Amid COVID, protests have revived, most without violence. Governments can help keep it that way.
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Global Fragility Act: A Chance to Reshape International Security Assistance?
By building on aid effectiveness principles, the U.S. can forge a global architecture for security sector assistance.
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Where Does Tunisia’s Transition Stand 10 Years After Ben Ali?
Despite democratic progress, there is a long way to go to meet Tunisians’ demands for dignity and justice.
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