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People cross the Chenab River after the flow of water was halted from a dam, at Akhnoor, on the outskirts of Jammu, India in May.

Resource conflicts

Can India withhold Pakistan’s water?

India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty is not likely to cause its neighbour Pakistan much harm in the short term, but it sets a dangerous global precedent.

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by Imran Mukhtar

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International timber corporations benefit from the exploitation of tropical forests: tree trunks on the Kouilou River in west DRC.

Central Africa

Tropical forest in peril

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by Gesine Ames
by Ilona Auer-Frege
MILF fighters hail the signing of the peace agreement in October 2012.

The Philippines

Hope for Peace

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by Wolfgang Moellers
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Give peace a chance

Print edition

Contents September issue

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Donor governments do not feel up to the daunting challenge of enforcing peace in the huge DRC: UN peacekeeper in Goma in 2012.

Genocide

Protection from atrocities

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by Floreana Miesen
“In the Chiquitanía region, smallholder farmers, major landlords and indigenous people disagree about who should have access to land”: A farmer’s family sowing vegetable seeds.

Bolivia

Making enemies talk

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by Alcides Vadillo
www.fundforpeace.org

News

In brief

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Peacekeepers from Uganda on duty in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Peace missions

The long haul

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by Bernadette Schulz
by Ruth Langer
Pro-Mursi demonstration in July.

Comment

Cairo conundrum

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by Hans Dembowski
Sinhalese Buddhism ceased to be a non-violent doctrine long ago: sculptures on sale near the eastern coastal city of Trincomalee in 2010.

South Asia

Still estranged

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by Bettina Meier
A UN peacekeeper argues with protesters in Mali.

Peacebuilding

Patience required

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by Eva-Maria Verfürth