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Climate Security in Afghanistan: Should it even be on the radar?

September 17, 2019 Oli Brown 1 Comment

Today (Tuesday 17th September) the UN Security Council will debate the renewal of the mandate for UNAMA—the UN Assistance Mission…

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Filed under: Afghanistan, climate change, conflict, Trump, UN, UN Security Council, UNAMA

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