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Ahead of Zambia’s Elections, Church Leaders Drive Peace Efforts

Women Have Seats in Serbia’s Minority Councils. Do They Have Power?

This Week in Peace #137: July 31

Ahead of Zambia’s Elections, Church Leaders Drive Peace Efforts

Peace or Justice? Nigerians Debate Amnesty for Armed Groups Ahead of 2027 Elections

Women Have Seats in Serbia’s Minority Councils. Do They Have Power?

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