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Afghanistan's recent election was hailed as an example of "democracy" but more then one million votes were discounted due to feud. Who should be held responsible and is Afghanistan the "good" war?

The Arms for Arms program is a unique recycling project that turns decommissioned weapons into prosthetic limbs for victims of conflict.

Not long after marrying at twenty-one, Shafiqa lost her husband, her newly born daughter, and her leg in a rocket attack.

Reporter Nada Alwadi discusses the ongoing civil resistance movement in Bahrain.

Aung San Suu Kyi, the recently released Burmese opposition leader and Nobel Peace laureate, speaks live via videolink and telephone from Burma to an audience of LSE academics and students about Myanmar's generals, why they maintain power, the country's youth, and puts forward her vision for Myanmar.

A look at the business of the unmanned drone and how it has changed the battlefield and military budgets.

Expanded reporting on the US/Georgia relationship and the disputed territory of Abkhazia.

The mission of the Seeds of Peace Delegation Leaders Program is to create the environment for Seeds to flourish at camp, in schools, in communities and across the lines of conflict, as well as creating the most effective cross-border network of educators dedicated to the mission of Seeds of Peace.

Dr. Kiran Bedi: Second Emory Conference on Religion, Conflict and Peacebuilding 2011.