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Month: March 2018

Mapping the Philippines Conflict – A Question of Moro Identity and Independence

By mlh26 | 15 March 2018

Background The Global War on Terror Begins On 11 September 2001, the terrorist organisation, al-Qaeda, hijacked four American domestic flights with the intent of destroying … Read more

The victory of Hamas in 2006 legislative elections and the failure of the world to react – Mapping the Fatah-Hamas Conflict

By mlh26 | 01 March 2018

 Summary This blog post shows the significance of actions taken by external actors in rooting and escalating the Fatah-Hamas conflict after the Palestinian legislative elections … Read more

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