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Afghanistan-Pakistan-India insecurity needs to be understood as an interconnected conflict system

  • M. Masoom Stanekzai & Sanullah Tasal,

Conflict involving Afghanistan, Pakistan and India is a complex interplay involving interstate rivalries, militant insurgencies, and global power competition.

Against the current: Acehnese women’s experiences of post-conflict transformation

  • Dr Muhammad Ammar Hidayahtulloh & Dr Shelli Israelsen,

The Indonesian province of Aceh is an example of the possibilities and limits of post-conflict transformation.

Transforming Indigenous forest conflicts in Indonesia through peace-oriented policy infrastructure

  • Atikah Nuraini,

Conflict over natural forest resources is worsening in Indonesia, with deforestation and displacement of Indigenous peoples.

Negotiating peace under occupation: The 2016 Afghan Peace Agreement

  • Dr Mujib Abid,

Peace in Afghanistan is often portrayed as the product of international intervention. But in 2016 Afghan mediators secured a landmark peace agreement.

Expanding armies, shrinking peace: Militarisation in Southeast Asia

  • Su Mon Thant,

Several large Southeast Asian nations are increasing their defence budgets and deepening military ties. What will this mean for conflict resolution?

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