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  1. War cannot be destroyed. It is not possible to put war out of existence. Human beings have always fought wars, and although efforts can be made to reduce the number of conflicts, and end ongoing wars, there is no way to eradicate war entirely. The word destroy is defined as:

  2. Mar 18, 2022 · A Peace Researcher Puts Forward Some Innovative Approaches. Young people and women need to be more involved in a continual process of averting armed conflict. By Theodor Schaarschmidt.

    • Theodor Schaarschmidt
  3. Jan 4, 2023 · There are three ways that third-party nations can approach a war: stay neutral and see who wins, help one side win, or support the parties in reaching a negotiated settlement. The third option involves a range of compromises that the parties and the international community often find unpalatable from the middle of war.

  4. Since war cannot be eradicated from human affairs, a state must be prepared to fight in order to defend its interests, its honour and even its survival. Also critical for security are alliances and the balance of (largely military) power among states, topics to which Clausewitz devotes considerable attention.

  5. Apr 27, 2022 · Ending war won’t be easy, but it should be a moral imperative, as much so as ending slavery and the subjugation of women. The first step toward ending war is believing it is possible.

  6. Apr 5, 2022 · Update: On 26 April, amid growing criticism of lack of action by the Security Council to stop the war in Ukraine, the General Assembly adopted by consensus a landmark resolution requiring the...

  7. Apr 28, 2022 · Why We Fight is an effort to summarize what he and other social scientists have learned about violent conflict, both between and within states: where it comes from; if it can be prevented; and...

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