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Covid-19 and Fragile Countries: UN Peacekeepers Must Stay the Course

United Nations peace operations promote stability and security in some of the world’s most dangerous and fragile places. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, overstretched UN peacekeepers—civilian, military, and police—were a thin blue line helping to protect civilians, support peace agreements and contain conflicts in hot spots and war zones across the globe.

Friday, 29 May, 2020 - 12:15
  • Read more about Covid-19 and Fragile Countries: UN Peacekeepers Must Stay the Course

Come i nostri lettori abituali ricorderanno, l’ISPI è stato in Kosovo lo scorso Maggio, dal 18 al 22, portando sul campo un gruppo selezionato di partecipanti interessati ad approfondire personalmente temi di grande interesse quali cooperazione allo sviluppo, post-war reconstruction ed assistenza umanitaria.

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  • Read more about Dalle aule al campo: in Kosovo con l’ISPI

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