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Alaa Tartir
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Director & Senior Researcher, MENA Programme, SIPRI
Stockholm
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legal studiesdiplomacy and intranational relations research project planning and management
I do not consider beauty and cosmetic products to be health-related stories. Please do not pitch these.
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Strengthening Social Cohesion in the Nineveh Plains of Iraq: Issues of Common Concern and Local Cooperative Solutions
By Amal Bourhrous, Emelie Poignant Khafagi, Alaa Tartir| SIPRI@ When the Islamic State was in control of the Nineveh Plains of Iraq between 2014 and 2017, it sought to destroy the region’s cultural diversity by targeting ethnic and religious communities and their ways of life. This has severely undermined social cohesion in the region. Mending intercommunity relations is therefore a peacebuilding priority. For peacebuilding to be sustainable, however, the engagement of community members is crucial.
By Yara Hawari Verified, Tariq Kenney-Shawa, Alaa Tartir, Fathi Nimer| Al-Shabaka Network@ IntroductionThe Israeli regime’s ongoing genocide in Gaza has caused widespread devastation across the besieged area. Heavy bombardment has killed thousands of Palestinians and displaced over one million; those that have survived thus far are largely without electricity or sufficient water and food supplies. Estimates are that nearly half of all of Gaza’s buildings have been damaged or destroyed.
Strengthening Social Cohesion in the Nineveh Plains of Iraq: Issues of Common Concern and Local Cooperative Solutions
By Amal Bourhrous, Emelie Poignant Khafagi, Alaa Tartir| SIPRI@ When the Islamic State was in control of the Nineveh Plains of Iraq between 2014 and 2017, it sought to destroy the region’s cultural diversity by targeting ethnic and religious communities and their ways of life. This has severely undermined social cohesion in the region. Mending intercommunity relations is therefore a peacebuilding priority. For peacebuilding to be sustainable, however, the engagement of community members is crucial.
Company Info
SIPRI
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) is an independent international institute based in Stockholm, Sweden, established in 1966. It focuses on research related to conflict, armaments, arms control, and disarmament. SIPRI aims to provide data-driven analysis to inform policymakers, researchers, and the public, with the goal of identifying global security challenges and promoting sustainable peace. SIPRI conducts applied and theoretical research on military expenditure, arms production, arms transfers, and conflict trends. It maintains publicly accessible databases that serve as key resources for global security analysis. The institute also offers evidence-based policy recommendations to organizations like the UN and EU, focusing on conflict prevention and disarmament. Additionally, SIPRI facilitates dialogue and training programs to enhance global peace and security governance. With a presence in Beijing and partnerships worldwide, SIPRI collaborates with various institutions to advance its mission as a leading think tank in peace and security research.
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