Articles

CORONAVIRUSES AND OTHER SIMILAR INFECTIONS IN OUR BRAIN: THEY CAN PRODUCE PSYCHIATRIC SINDROMES?

 By Davide Perego

Peacekeepers and the birth of nations

By Francesca Del Mese

By David Ellero

The threat of spoilers to Peace and stability – challenges and opportunities

UN PEACE OPERATIONS IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 - Written by Caterina Pino, Strategic Planning Expert for Humanitarian action,

Building a Close Protection Capacity in Timor-Leste

The MMA-T process implemented by the Portuguese Guarda Nacional Republicana (GNR)

By João Duque Martinho

The context of a successful capacity building project

Stability Policing: Is NATO missing an opportunity?

Security Sector Reform and Human Rights: a focus on torture prohibition and prevention

UNIFIL: EVOLUTION OF A PEACEKEEPING MANDATE

Since its foundation during WWII, Lebanon has been affected by instability and conflicts, experiencing, over the last decades, civil war and several invasions from its neighbors, which prompted the United Nations Security Council to deploy there, since the late 70s of the past century, a multinational peacekeeping force, the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).

From peacekeeping to nation-building passing through institution-building. A possible analysis.

The Horn of Africa serves as a critical hub for mixed migration and is a source, transit and destination area for asylum seekers and socio-economic migrants from throughout the region, as well as middle-east. There is also evidence that region is a source, destination, and transit country for men, women and children who are victims of trafficking.