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Europe is the most peaceful region, with 13 of the top 20 most peaceful countries
This is the headline in today’s Vision of Humanity e-newsletter. How wonderful. But what does it mean? Or what should it mean to us? On the face of it, I’m not surprised by this. Europe is a region that is … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the Headlines, Politics in context
Tagged armed violence, Europe, France, peace, Syria, UK
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