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Mr. Robert Kluijver has spent more than a decade in Afghanistan working for the United Nations and currently teaching at the Paris School of International Affairs, Sciences Po. France. In this episode he talks about the current political state of Afghanistan, his on ground experiences, especially the elections. What could be the the best way for the international community to engage with the current dispensation; the dire condition of women; what the global community can do and how? How the Afghans are adapting and addressing the Taliban regime all over again? What state-building activities should be carried out by Taliban leadership? How can the UN play an effective role in the post conflict reconstruction and peace -building activities in Afghanistan? Including Taliban's destructive cultural practices.
In todays rapidly changing geo-political world order, it is an opportune time to reflect on how the world can be without conflict and wars. On the 75th death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Now than ever before, his ideas on the World Federation should be understood. Dr. Sundeep Waslekars insights on the World without war is indeed worth listening.
This Episode talks about what should be the basic mediatory process in mediation. Be it for a conflict in the family, office or at the inter- state or intra -state level.
This episode talks about five unique features of Women as Conflict Resolutioners and five recommendations in the form of "mantras" for resolving conflicts.
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