December 28, 2012Ten Conflicts to Watch in 2013Louise Arbour, Foreign Policy
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Every year, around the world, old conflicts worsen, new ones emerge and, occasionally, some situations improve. There is no shortage of storm clouds looming over 2013: Once again, hotspots old and new will present a challenge to the security of people across the globe. There is, of course, an arbitrariness to most lists -- and this list of crises to watch out for in 2013 is no different. One person's priority might well be another's sideshow, one analyst's early warning cry is another's fear-mongering. In some situations -- Central Asia, perhaps -- preventive action has genuine meaning: The collapse into chaos has yet to happen. More complicated is anticipating when it will happen, what will trigger it, and how bad it will be. In others -- Syria, obviously -- the... TAGGED: Congo, Turkey, Syria, Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma, Myanmar, Philippines, Colombia, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Central Asia, Lebanon, Kenya, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC of Congo, Nigeria, Mali, Sahel, Pakistan, Afghanistan, 2013, Sudan, Africa RECOMMENDED ARTICLES
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