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Ink Spots is a blog dedicated to the discussion of security issues across the spectrum of conflict and around the world. Our contributors are security professionals with interests and expertise ranging from counterinsurgency, stability operations, and post-conflict environments to national security strategy, security cooperation, and materiel acquisition. We hope this site will be a forum for discussion on both the issues of the day and broader, long-term developments in the security sphere.

Showing posts with label peacekeeping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peacekeeping. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Three Indian Peacekeepers Killed in Eastern DRC and UN Builds a Trench Around Refugee Camp

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Three Indian peacekeepers were killed overnight in Eastern Congo, the UN reports . Apparently, the base, in Karumba (in North Kivu), was at...
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Thursday, June 3, 2010

France to spend 300 Million Euros on training 12K African troops for peacekeeping (UPDATED)

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At the 25th France-Africa summit , President Sarkozy announced that France would spend 300 million Euros to train 12,000 African troops for...
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Monday, January 18, 2010

Longer-term engagement in Haiti: Beware the Insta-Pundits

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Revealing just how much our foreign policy discourse has changed over the last decade, the discussion of humanitarian relief for Haiti in th...
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

MONUC 10 Years Later: Anything New?

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MONUC's mandate is up for renewal in a couple weeks and there's lots of discussion now about what needs to change and what MONUC sho...
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