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Le shamane électro d'Anatolie Cem Yıldız entame une tournée dans trois villes de l'hexagone. Trois soirées bouillonnantes qui vont notamment marquer la rencontre de deux figures de la scène musiques du monde et électro : CEM YILDIZ & GUIDO MINISKY (Acid Arab).
“Shamane des temps modernes”, CEM YILDIZ fusionne saz électrifié, voix et machines pour réinventer les musiques populaires d'Anatolie à travers l'électro et les sonorités urbaines d'Istanbul. Présent sur les grandes scènes (…)

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Les Jeux Olympiques d'hiver de Milano Cortina 2026 ont démarré ce vendredi 6 février. Nathan Tchibozo, jeune athlète béninois de 22 ans défendra pour la première fois de l'histoire, les couleurs nationales à ce grand rendez-vous sportif international.

Du 6 au 22 février 2026, le Bénin participe pour la première fois à une olympiade hivernale (sky), en Italie grâce à Nathan Tchibozo, jeune athlète béninois qui a découvert la discipline depuis l'âge de 03 ans.
Par sa participation, il inscrit en lettres d'or, le Bénin à cette compétition internationale.
Les Jeux olympiques se déclinent en deux grandes catégories : les Jeux d'été et les Jeux d'hiver. Si le Bénin a plusieurs fois marqué sa présence aux jeux d'été, tel n'est pas le cas pour les jeux d'hiver, réservés aux pays disposant d'infrastructures et de traditions liées aux sports de neige et de glace.
Pour ces Jeux Olympiques d'hiver de Milano Cortina, le Bénin fait partie des trois nouvelles nations qui font leur entrée dans la compétition.

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Un incendie, alimenté par du carburant de contrebande, a entièrement ravagé, samedi 7 février 2026, un bâtiment et d'importants stocks d'essence au carrefour Dako dans la ville de Bohicon.

‎Un bâtiment sis en face de la station-service SGB To à Bohicon a brûlé dans la journée du samedi 7 février 2025. Le feu s'est rapidement propagé avec la présence de plus de six barils de "kpayo" (essence de contrebande).

‎Une épaisse colonne de fumée noire était visible à des kilomètres à la ronde.

L'intervention rapide des sapeurs-pompiers, épaulés par les agents de la Police républicaine, a permis de sécuriser un périmètre de sécurité et d'empêcher les flammes de gagner les commerces et habitations adjacents.

‎Il n'y a pas eu de perte en vies humaines ni de blessés. Mais d'importants dégâts ont été enregistrés.

‎Le bâtiment touché a été réduit en cendres, emportant avec lui de nombreux effets personnels et des marchandises.

Si le pire a été évité, ce nouvel incendie remet en lumière les risques persistants liés au stockage informel de produits inflammables en zone urbaine.
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À l’occasion de la célébration de l’anniversaire de la création d’Algérie Poste, le ministre de la Poste et des Télécommunications, Sid Ali Zerrouki, a présidé […]

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IPI, the Stimson Center, and Security Council Report (SCR), in partnership with the Permanent Missions of Germany and Switzerland to the UN, hosted a closed-door workshop on “MINUSMA’s Mandate Evolution and Lessons Learned” on June 13th. The workshop addressed key lessons from the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) which withdrew from Mali in December 2023.

The workshop, convened under the Chatham House rule of non-attribution, brought together representatives from the UN Secretariat and member states and external experts to take stock of the 10 years of MINUSMA’s mandate and operations. It will reflect on the inflection points, drawdowns, and lessons learned to contribute to broader discussions on the future of peacekeeping. The first session focused on a historical overview of the mission and how it evolved with Mali’s changing political and security landscape. The second session focused on lessons learned and how they can be applied to future missions.

This event is part of a series of workshops aiming to support the sustained engagement of UN member states in discussions on how to make UN peace operations’ mandates more realistic, effective, and achievable.

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On Wednesday, December 14th, IPI is hosting a Global Leaders Series event featuring H.E. Mr. Simon Coveney, T.D., Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Defence of Ireland.

Remarks will begin at 8:30am EDT

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Ireland has served as an elected member of the UN Security Council from January 2021 to December 2022. As Ireland’s term comes to a close, Minister Coveney will reflect on the achievements and challenges faced while on the Security Council.

Minister Coveney currently serves as Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Defence of Ireland. Prior to this appointment, he served as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade from November 2017 until June 2020. Minister Coveney has also served as Ireland’s Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government (2016‒–2017), Minister for Defence (2014–2016), and Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine (2011–2014). He began his career as an elected member of the Dáil (Irish Parliament) in 1998. He was also elected to the European Parliament (2004–2007), where he served on the Foreign Affairs Committee and Internal Market and Consumer Affairs Committee.

This event will be moderated by Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, President and Chief Executive Officer, International Peace Institute.

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Wednesday, September 14th at 10:00am EDT
UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs to Launch “Guidance on Mediation of Ceasefires” at IPI
DPPA’s report presents a set of tools and approaches to strengthen agreements to support a more sustainable peace process in any setting. Its goal is to provide a baseline of technical knowledge to UN and other mediators, conflict parties, and other stakeholders in contemporary mediation processes, such as representatives of states and regional organizations, national and international nongovernmental organizations, and women’s groups. Read more>>

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For Good Measure: Introducing the Multilateralism Index
The index provides an evidence-based assessment of multilateralism by measuring changes in international cooperation over the period 2010–2020. By providing a qualitative assessment of the multilateral system, it serves as an analytic tool to inform decision-making and guide political attention. The event provides an opportunity to present the key findings of the index and discuss concrete ways to create a stronger, more nimble multilateral system to meet the challenges of today and of the coming decades. Read more>>

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Monday, September 19th at 3:00pm EDT
Doing Aid Better: Actions to Support Local Leadership in Policy, Funding, and Practice
This conversation will explore actions the international community can take to shift policy, funding, and practice in support of local civil society efforts and to change the power dynamics to ensure a meaningful seat at the table for local actors. Read more>>

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Wednesday, September 21st at 8:00am EDT
Achieving Sustainable Peace and Security through Gender-Responsive Leadership
Gender-responsive leadership is essential for building gender-equal peace and security organizations. Presentations at the event will focus on good practices, challenges, and opportunities around gender-responsive leadership and how leaders have incorporated this concept into their daily work to advance gender-equal peace and security. Read more>>

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Friday, September 23rd at 10:00am EDT
First Kofi Annan Lecture Series Event to Feature Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados
IPI in partnership with the Kofi Annan Foundation, Open Society Foundations, and International Crisis Group will cohost the inaugural event in the Kofi Annan Lecture Series featuring H.E. Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados. The series provides an opportunity for leaders to set out new ideas and agendas for international cooperation and diplomacy, recalling Secretary-General Annan’s role in championing rules-based cooperation and sustainable solutions. Read more>>

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On Tuesday, May 24th, The United Nations University Centre for Policy Research, the International Review of the Red Cross and IPI are hosting a webinar on “United Nations Security Council Sanctions, International Humanitarian Law, and Humanitarian Action: Contrast and Convergence.”

Remarks will begin at 6:00am PDT / 9:00am EDT

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This discussion will draw on several recent publications and projects, including the International Review of the Red Cross’s double edition on “Counterterrorism, Sanctions and War,” the United Nations University’s project on “UN Sanctions and Humanitarian Action,” and the International Peace Institute’s policy paper on “Carving Out Space for Humanitarian Action in the UN Security Council’s Counterterrorism Resolutions and Related Sanctions.” All of these have called for confronting the continued challenges posed by Security Council sanctions to humanitarian organizations and offered solutions to address them.

This virtual discussion will provide the opportunity to reflect on the ways the Security Council has approached humanitarian action within both the ISIL/al-Qaida sanctions regime and conflict-related sanctions regimes.

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On Tuesday, November 30th, IPI together with GWL Voices for Change and Inclusion is cohosting a policy forum on “Commemorating the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women: Addressing Perpetration at Social and Institutional Levels.”

Remarks will begin at 10:00am PST / 1:00pm EST

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In 2021, violence against women (VAW) remains a major global issue. During the COVID-19 pandemic, restrictions on movement prevented many women from escaping the perpetrators of VAW, who are often their partners. In addition, there have been ongoing cases of VAW perpetrated by the very people entrusted with women’s protection, including police officers sexually assaulting and killing young women in the UK and peacekeepers in conflict areas abusing their position of trust as protectors of host communities and representatives of the UN.

This event presents an opportunity to broaden the way VAW is typically viewed by focusing inward on the social, domestic, and institutional levels. In addition to discussing patterns related to VAW, panelists will highlight ways in which civil society has addressed these patterns and how the international community can support civil society efforts as well as promote reform from within its own institutions. Panelists will also provide insight on the role of multilateral institutions in creating agendas and partnerships to prevent VAW at all levels.

Speakers:
Susana Malcorra, former Minister of Foreign Affairs & Worship (2015–2017), Argentina; former Under-Secretary-General, UN Department of Field Support; member and co-founder, GWL Voices
Åsa Regnér, Deputy Executive Director for Policy, Programme, Civil Society and Intergovernmental Support, UN Women
Fatiha Serour, co-founder, Justice Impact Lab; former Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Somalia; member, Africa Group for Justice and Accountability; member, GWL Voices

Moderator:
Adam Lupel, IPI Vice President

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On May 14-15, IPI, together with the Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports, and the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, will host the 43rd Annual IPI Vienna Seminar which will focus on the dangerous nexus between crime, conflict and terrorism in failing states.

The live webcast from Vienna will begin at 9:30am GMT+1

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The webcast will broadcast two sessions:

Tuesday at 9:30-10am GMT+1 Opening/Welcoming Remarks

Wednesday at 11:15-12:45pm GMT+1 Sovereignty Under Attack: What are the Implications of the Dangerous Nexus on International Relations and Security Policy

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En visite d’inspection ce samedi, le Premier ministre, Sifi Ghrieb, a mis l’accent sur l’urgence de livrer le nouveau quai minéralier d’ici fin 2026. Ce […]

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ENTWURF EINES ZWISCHENBERICHTS über den Vorschlag für einen Beschluss des Rates über den Abschluss eines umfangreichen Pakets von Abkommen zur Konsolidierung, Vertiefung und Ausweitung der bilateralen Beziehungen zur Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft
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À l’approche du mois de Ramadan 2026, qui débutera dans quelques jours, les pouvoirs publics algériens ont mis en place une série de mesures anticipatives […]

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Le géant automobile Stellantis a annoncé un virage stratégique radical. Face à une transition électrique plus lente que prévu et des difficultés opérationnelles, le groupe […]

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Was mit Gaming begann, führte Silvan (32) in die Pornosucht. Seit knapp 15 Jahren konsumiert er als Sex-Ersatz und Stressventil regelmässig pornografische Inhalte. Für seinen Therapeuten ist das eine Herausforderung.

Le démasquage d'un agent présumé du renseignement russe a mis en lumière la manière dont le Brésil a été utilisé pour créer des couvertures pour les agents.