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The Ghosts of 1325: Past, Present, Future

IPI and the International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN) cohosted an interactive event on “The Ghosts of 1325: Past, Present, Future” followed by a reception, on October 29th.Bringing together women peacebuilders, civil society leaders, member…
The Financing for Development Agenda after Sevilla: Aligning Commitments and Actions

With just five years left to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, the global financing gap has widened to $4.3 trillion per year. The Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD), held in Sevilla in July 2025, sought to renew…
Partnership in Peace Operations: Implementing Resolution 2719

Resolution 2719—adopted in December 2023—established a framework for using UN assessed contributions to fund up to 75 percent of AU-led peace operations authorized by the Security Council. Yet nearly two years later, the Security Council has yet to…
Reflecting on 25 Years of the WPS Agenda: Lessons Learned from Gender Research and UN Peace Operations

In October 2025, the UN community will mark the 25th anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325, which launched the women, peace, and security (WPS) agenda. Since 2019, IPI has analyzed challenges and successes in increasing uniformed women’s…
Justice in Action: Beyond Promises to Progress

IPI in partnership with the Doha Forum, the Stimson Center, and the Global Institute for Strategic Research, cohosted a policy forum on September 26th on Justice in Action: Beyond Promises to Progress.This UNGA@80 side event featured the launch of the…

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Books 06-15-1984by Indar Jit Rikhye

The Theory and Practice of Peacekeeping

In the search for peace, a great deal is talked about disarmaments, but the crucial work of preventing wars is done by a few thousand world “policemen.”These are the peacekeepers. The peacekeepers, unlike the disarmers, have a continuous track record.Rikhye admits the mistakes that have been made in international peacekeeping efforts and points the way […]
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Books 10-15-1978by Indar Jit Rikhye

The Sinai Blunder

The history of the Middle East since World War I is a recapitulation of blunders – blunders which caused and prolonged the turmoil and bloodshed of the past 60 years, blunders by the great powers, by the Arabs and the Jews.This book deals with the events that led to a disastrous Arab defeat in 1967, […]
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The Ghosts of 1325: Past, Present, Future

The Financing for Development Agenda after Sevilla: Aligning Commitments and Actions

Partnership in Peace Operations: Implementing Resolution 2719

Reflecting on 25 Years of the WPS Agenda: Lessons Learned from Gender Research and UN Peace Operations

Justice in Action: Beyond Promises to Progress

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The Theory and Practice of Peacekeeping

The Sinai Blunder

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Meet the Parties: Strengthening Multilateral Diplomacy through Inclusive Engagement with Non-state Actors

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To Confront Authoritarianism and Militarism, WPS Advocates Must Form a Broader Movement for Peace

CTED’s Mandate Renewal: A Chance to Assess the Future of Security Council Counterterrorism Efforts

It Is Time for a Disability, Peace, and Security Agenda: Interview with Heba Hagrass

The Grassroots Origins of Resolution 1325: Interview with Sanam Naraghi Anderlini

It’s Time to Restore the UN’s Political Role in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict

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