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USIP is a national, nonpartisan, independent institute, founded by Congress and dedicated to the proposition that a world without violent conflict is possible.

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@USIP

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We are pleased to announce the results of our 2023 grant competition focused on developing innovative methods to improve peacebuilding practice through the study and application of democracy and human rights training in conflict zones worldwide. Learn more:

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USIP Announces New Grants

The U.S. Institute of Peace is pleased to announce the results of the Institute’s 2023 grant competition focused on developing innovative methods to improve peacebuilding practice through the study...

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@USIP

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On May 15, join us, in coordination with @Reed_Society , for an in-person performance of Kabir poetry from Prahlad Singh Tipanya and his ensemble. Register to attend here:

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South Asian Traditions of Peace and Inclusion: The Poetry and Songs of Kabir

Join USIP, in coordination with the Reed Society for the Sacred Arts, for an in-person performance of Kabir poetry from Prahlad Singh Tipanya and his ensemble. Translations of the musical poetry will...

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@USIP

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Nominations are now open for our 2024 #WomenBuildingPeace Award! This award is given each year to a woman peacebuilder who has made a major contribution to preventing conflict, combatting violence and building peace in her country or region. Learn more:

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Women Building Peace Award

The Women Building Peace Award reflects the Institute’s comprehensive commitment to women and peacebuilding and honors the vital role of women in civil society who are making substantial contributi...

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@USIP

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🇲🇩 How can #Moldova ’s partners help a young democracy contain conflicts amid key elections? Read the latest analysis from our @donaldnjensen and James Rupert:

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In Russia’s Hybrid War on Europe, Moldova’s Critical Next 15 Months

A rising risk in southeast Europe is Russia’s sharpening of conflicts to block Moldova’s effort to join the European Union. The Kremlin is escalating a hybrid campaign to manipulate three Moldovan...

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U.S. Institute of Peace

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7️⃣ key issues can help #Haiti 's new Presidential Council succeed, including: 1️⃣Credibility with the Haitian people 2️⃣Functions of governance 3️⃣Council security 4️⃣Citizen security 5️⃣Weapons control 6️⃣A long-term focus 7️⃣Drawing out the diasporaRead more:

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What Haiti Needs from the U.S. and International Community

Despite obvious distractions from crises in other corners of the world, Haiti’s deepening disaster is belatedly drawing wider international attention. Critics of U.S. policy toward Haiti are emerging...

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U.S. Institute of Peace

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Business cannot be the Afghan economy’s savior, but it can help stabilize the situation with support from donors and the Taliban, our William Byrd writes.

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Despite Daunting Economic Headwinds, Afghan Private Sector Shows Signs of Life

Three years after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the country’s economy remains in a dismal state marked by depression-level price deflation, high unemployment and a collapse of GDP. Still,...

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Jeremiah Manele has recently struck a neutral tone on geopolitical issues, but is likely to strengthen ties with Beijing. Our @GordonPeake and Camilla Pohle explain what happened in the Solomon Islands' recent election and why it matters:

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Will Solomon Islands New Leader Bring It Closer to China?

On April 17, Solomon Islands held an election that was closely watched by China and the United States and its partners. In the following weeks, members of parliament (MPs) jockeyed to form a govern...

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@USIP

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The latest round of U.S. military aid to #Ukraine will help halt #Russia ’s slow, grinding advance. But more long-term aid is needed to not only push back Russian forces, but to deter another future invasion, our Ambassador @WilliamBTaylor8 says #OnPeace .

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@USIP

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As the country heads into a decisive year, #Myanmar ’s military is losing ground to resistance forces. Read the latest from @YeMyoHein5 here:

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Nine Things to Know About Myanmar’s Conflict Three Years On

On March 28, 2021, barely two months after the February 1 coup in Myanmar, a minor skirmish erupted at the Tarhan protest in Kalay township in central Sagaing region as demonstrators took up makesh...

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Amid resurgent piracy and economic headwinds, #Bangladesh will be a key player in the Indian Ocean going forward. Our @nilanthis has the latest on the country's growing role in maritime security:

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Bangladesh’s Growing Role in Maritime Security

Despite several years of relative calm, piracy is back in the western Indian Ocean. When the Houthis began attacking international shipping in the Red Sea in late 2023, Somali pirates saw an opport...

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In a new Q&A, our Rosie Levine, @CarlaPFreeman and Andrew Scobell discuss what U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent trip to #China tells us about Washington’s approach to Beijing and what it means for relations between the two powers.

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Blinken’s China Trip Shows Both Sides Want to Stabilize Ties

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken traveled to China last week as part of a series of recent high-level contacts between Washington and Beijing. Although no major breakthroughs came out of the...

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@USIP

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#NewEvent : Transnational Organized Crime in Southeast Asia 🗓️: Monday, May 13 🕙: 1-2:30pm EDT 🗣️: Erin West; @jdanielsims ; @Jason_Tower79 ; Nicole Cochran 💻: Hybrid RSVP:

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Transnational Organized Crime in Southeast Asia

Join USIP for a conversation on these rapidly spreading, industrial-scale scam compounds in Southeast Asia. Drawing from USIP’s recent senior study group report on the topic, the discussion will...

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. @Jason_Tower79 spoke with @npratc 's @EmilyZFeng about the human trafficking to Southeast Asia that fuels online scams around the globe: #Myanmar #Burma

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The people behind online scams may be scam victims themselves

The people behind the online scams you see might be the victim of a scam themselves. Tens of thousands of people have been trafficked into remote, Southeast Asian compounds and forced to scam others.

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On this episode of our #OnPeace podcast, @GalicMirna explains the history of engagement between #NATO and its Indo-Pacific partner countries and discusses the findings of a new USIP report. Tune in here: Read the report here:

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Report of the Expert Study Group on NATO and Indo-Pacific Partners

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and its four partner countries in the Indo-Pacific—Australia, Japan, the Republic of Korea (ROK), and New Zealand—have entered a period of increased...

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“Expanded and invigorated “commercial diplomacy” is needed to interest and help U.S. companies compete in Africa” while avoiding the common pitfalls of natural resource development, writes our Tom Sheehy in this @WashTimesOpEd article.

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Building critical mineral partnerships in Africa for U.S. economic, na

Faced with growing global demand and China's control of many supply chains, the U.S. is becoming increasingly concerned about its access to critical minerals.

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Demonstrating the long-standing history of #NATO ’s engagement in the Indo-Pacific, “undercuts #China 's ability to push misinformation about NATO in the region,” says our @GalicMirna on a recent episode of #OnPeace .

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“A more focused and sustained public-private partnership in Africa will help to secure the critical minerals that are essential for the economic prosperity and [U.S.] national security,” writes our Tom Sheehy in a new @WashTimesOpEd :

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Building critical mineral partnerships in Africa for U.S. economic, na

Faced with growing global demand and China's control of many supply chains, the U.S. is becoming increasingly concerned about its access to critical minerals.

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#Haiti 's new Presidential Council offers a Haitian-led path out of the country’s security crisis and toward a better future. Addressing 7 key issues can help it succeed:

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What Haiti Needs from the U.S. and International Community

Despite obvious distractions from crises in other corners of the world, Haiti’s deepening disaster is belatedly drawing wider international attention. Critics of U.S. policy toward Haiti are emerging...

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@YeMyoHein5

Ye Myo Hein

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My reflection on a three-year armed resistance movement..

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Nine Things to Know About Myanmar’s Conflict Three Years On

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@USIP

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In a recent @BreakingDefense article, our Dean Cheng explores why the Chinese People’s Liberation Army is disbanding its Strategic Support Force and replacing it with a new Information Support Force.

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Why Xi created a new Information Support Force, and why now

"What does seem clear at this point is that the PLA recognizes that its reforms and modernization efforts are an ongoing effort, which will require further adjustments," author Dean Cheng writes.

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