Peace
Coverage of Peace in the Nexus archive.
- Ready for a summer reset? Here’s how to start
The article discusses how adults often neglect self-care due to prioritizing work, household chores, and family activities, leading to burnout. It suggests strategies for a 'summer reset' to restore peace, joy, and play in life, with a video and information about 'Ladies and Links' provided.
- South Sudan: South Sudan At 15 - How the Political Elite Have Found a Way to Profit From Peace As Well As War
South Sudan's 2011 independence ended the north-south civil war but did not resolve internal power struggles over revenue and coercion. The political elite have found ways to profit from both peace and war in the newly independent state.
- Community members march through Baton Rouge, seeking peace ahead of Fourth of July
Community members in Baton Rouge marched on Friday evening to advocate for peace ahead of the Fourth of July, urging people to put guns down. The event aimed to promote non-violence during the holiday celebrations.
- In Mideast and around the world, everyone’s talking ‘ceasefire.’ But what does it really mean?
Ceasefires in the Middle East are not delivering the peace many people expect. The article highlights a global discussion about ceasefires but questions their effectiveness in the region.
- ‘Digging with a needle’: Generals stall peace as Sudan’s el-Obeid burns
The battle for el-Obeid in Sudan highlights foreign arms involvement and polarized narratives that are delaying peace efforts. Generals are reportedly stalling peace negotiations as the conflict continues.
- Americans drop opposition to Trump's Iran war as peace is within grasp... but are skeptical it'll last
Americans are reducing their opposition to Trump's Iran war as peace becomes possible, though skepticism remains about its sustainability.
- Trump strikes Iran after 'dangerous' ceasefire violation as peace wavers
Trump takes action against Iran following a 'dangerous' ceasefire violation, causing peace efforts to weaken. The incident highlights tensions between the two parties.
- Trump strikes Iran after 'dangerous' ceasefire violation as peace wavers
Trump strikes Iran following a 'dangerous' ceasefire violation, causing peace efforts to waver. The action highlights escalating tensions between the two parties.
- Israel and Lebanon sign framework agreement with US in 'first step' toward peace, Rubio says
Israel and Lebanon signed a framework agreement with the US, described as a first step toward peace following months of conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The agreement was highlighted by Rubio as a potential path to de-escalation.
- Mediators see "encouraging progress" in first round of U.S.-Iran talks
U.S. and Iranian negotiators have agreed to create mechanisms to ensure safe transits in the Strait of Hormuz and peace in Lebanon, according to mediators who described the progress as 'encouraging.'
- Mediators see "encouraging progress" in first round of U.S.-Iran talks
U.S. and Iranian negotiators have agreed to create mechanisms to ensure safe transits in the Strait of Hormuz and peace in Lebanon, according to mediators. The talks marked the first round of discussions between the two countries.
- Nigeria: Sexual Violence in Conflict Threatens Nigeria's Peace, Devt, Says Sulaiman-Ibrahim
Nigeria's Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, warned that conflict-related sexual violence poses a major threat to the country's peace, security, and sustainable development. She highlighted that women and children are increasingly targeted by insecurity across Nigeria.
- Colombia Election: Right-wing Abelardo de la Espriella wins, initial count shows
Colombia's initial election count shows right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella winning, signaling a political shift toward right-wing policies focused on security, economy, and peace.
- Colombia Election: Right-wing Abelardo de la Espriella wins, initial count shows
Abelardo de la Espriella, a right-wing candidate, has won Colombia's election according to preliminary counts. The victory marks a political shift toward the right, influencing the country's approach to security, economy, and peace.
- The window for peace in Ukraine won’t be open forever
The article highlights an opportunity to freeze the conflict in Ukraine but warns that Putin's pursuit of total victory could prevent peace. It emphasizes the limited timeframe for achieving a resolution.
- Pope Hails US-Iran Deal, Appeals For Dialogue in Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV praised the US-Iran deal as evidence of effective diplomacy and expressed hope it would stabilize the Middle East. He also addressed the suffering in Ukraine caused by Russia’s war and called for renewed efforts to achieve lasting peace.
- PM Modi welcomes West Asia deal; hopes peace will be restored
Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomes the West Asia deal and expresses hope for peace restoration. India looks forward to finalizing remaining issues into a sustainable agreement.
- J&K wanted employment, love but got BJP’s bulldozer: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi stated that Jammu and Kashmir desired employment and love but instead faced the BJP's bulldozer approach. He emphasized that protecting peace and Kashmiriyat requires uniting people rather than dividing them.
- Pakistan’s Sharif warns of 'unbearable consequences' amid escalation
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif urged all sides to exercise restraint and prioritize peace following the recent escalation between Israel and Iran, warning of the dangers of a fragile ceasefire and its 'unbearable consequences.' Pakistan has been attempting to mediate between the US and Iran, though recent peace efforts have failed.
- Trump says Israel and Iran 'looking to do an immediate ceasefire'
U.S. President Donald Trump claimed on Truth Social that Israel and Iran are seeking an immediate ceasefire, with final peace negotiations underway. He stated the blockade would remain in place until a 'Final Deal' is reached, emphasizing the process should move quickly.
- Full interview: Trump says Iran ‘is not an endless war’ as conflict reaches 100 days
President Trump stated in an interview that the conflict with Iran 'is not an endless war' and discussed the economy and potential steps toward peace. The ongoing war has reached 100 days.
- Pope Leo begins Spain visit with praise for government
Pope Leo began a seven-day visit to Spain, praising the country's 'active commitment to peace and solidarity among peoples' on the first day of his tour.
- Ukraine war: Europe once again signals openness to dialogue with Putin
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in London to discuss peace. The meeting took place at 10 Downing Street.
- Border, peace, democracy: Myanmar president's India visit is closely watched
Myanmar's president is visiting India with a focus on border, peace, and democracy. The visit comes as Myanmar seeks to broaden diplomatic engagement after years of international criticism and isolation.
- Are US and Iran close to peace or sliding back to war?
The article examines whether the US and Iran are nearing peace or a return to war, noting that neither side appears interested in full-scale conflict despite recent strikes.
- Live markets: bitcoin on sidelines as markets surge on Iran peace hopes
Bitcoin declined as financial markets surged due to optimism over potential peace developments in Iran. The rally was driven by hopes for reduced geopolitical tensions in the region.
- Trump’s right: Beyond Iran deal, the Abraham Accords are key to lasting peace
The article argues that Trump is correct in asserting that the Abraham Accords, rather than the Iran deal, are crucial for lasting peace. It claims that nations attempting to destroy Israel have faced defeat, while those normalizing relations with Jerusalem through the Accords have benefited.
- Zelenskyy has no cards to play against Russia or the West
The article discusses President Zelenskyy's challenges in negotiating with Russia and the West, highlighting his inability to secure a favorable peace agreement for Ukraine. It suggests that current strategies may not yield significant benefits for the Ukrainian people despite ongoing conflicts.
- MT's Cheng Li-wun on US Visit, Peace and Defense Budget
Cheng Li-wun of MT visits the United States to discuss peace and defense budget matters, highlighting regional security cooperation.
- Gingrich: ‘If the election were in May, Republicans would lose’
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich claims Republicans would lose midterms if held in May, urging the party to campaign on affordability and peace. He warned GOP lawmakers about the risks of not uniting behind these issues.
- We can make sure another Chornobyl disaster does not happen, here is how
The article argues that decentralized renewable energy systems offer a safe and resilient alternative to nuclear energy, reducing the risk of catastrophic failures like the Chornobyl disaster. It emphasizes their reliability in both wartime and peacetime scenarios.
- Iran’s leaders debate war and peace after Trump ceasefire extension
Iran's leadership is divided over war and peace following a Trump-extended ceasefire. State television promotes a pro-war stance among Iranians, while other factions advocate for moderation and reason.
- WATCH: Pope Leo's historic and poignant trip to Africa
Pope Leo, the first American Pope, called for peace and unity during his historic trip to Africa, addressing 100,000 worshippers and advocating for social justice as he concluded the first week of the landmark journey.
- EU Special Rep. Ollogren Says Peace Requires Israel Restrains Itself
EU Special Representative Ollogren stated that achieving peace requires Israel to exercise restraint. The comment highlights tensions in the region and the EU's role in advocating for diplomatic solutions.
- Pope Leo says he is not trying to debate Trump, but preach peace in Africa
Pope Leo denied allegations of feuding with President Trump, emphasizing his focus on promoting peace in Africa. The Vatican leader clarified his intentions amid claims of a public dispute with the U.S. president.
- Gasoline could drop below $4 in coming days
Gasoline prices are expected to drop below $4 in the coming days, though a return to pre-war levels may take months. This projection depends on sustained peace and resumed traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Gasoline could drop below $4 in coming days
Gasoline prices are expected to drop below $4 soon, but a return to pre-war levels may take months. This depends on maintaining peace and resuming traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Emerging Currencies Erase War Losses as Traders Bet on Peace
Emerging currencies are recovering from war-related losses as traders anticipate peace. The article references slain Iranian military leaders displayed in Tehran's Grand Bazaar, highlighting regional tensions.
- Ceasefire with Israel brings respite to Lebanon, but obstacles to peace remain
A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has brought temporary relief to the region, with celebrations in Lebanon following weeks of conflict. However, experts warn that sustaining the peace remains challenging due to unresolved issues.
- Ceasefire with Israel brings respite to Lebanon, but obstacles to peace remain
A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has provided temporary relief, with celebrations in Lebanon amid ongoing challenges to sustain the peace. The halt to weeks of fighting is welcomed but remains uncertain in the long term.