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Alexandra Ilieva

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Sep 16, 2026
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Aug 11, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Alexandra Ilieva

    Peace Works: How we can build peace together in our volatile world - International Alert (opens the original)

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    The world can’t afford more conflict. Turning the tide against it and its devastating impacts starts with one simple truth: peace must stay a top priority – globally and in the UK. A coalition of 11 organisations working to build peace, including International Alert, developed ‘Peace Works’ – a new report making a compelling case for sustained support of conflict prevention and peacebuilding. Defence and security alone can’t deliver the stability governments need to invest in people and institut

  2. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Alexandra Ilieva

    Olivier is inspiring young people to build peace in eastern DRC (opens the original)

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    If we wait until tomorrow to act, it will be too late. Through the meetings we organise, we help our elders understand that unresolved conflict will grow until it becomes unsolvable and dictates our reality. Olivier Mayeri is a youth leader working on peace and development in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Today, he helps young people from Burundi, DRC and Rwanda build peace across conflict divides through the Kizazi cha Amani (KCA) project (generation of peace, in Swahili). In a re

  3. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Alexandra Ilieva

    Peace has a language. Gohar is teaching it to fellow Armenians (opens the original)

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    I grew up thinking that conflict was something I needed to win – or avoid – at all costs. Gohar, 24, a youth worker and public administration specialist from Armenia, says that this conviction shaped not only the way she and her peers related to one another – but also what they believed to be true about a decades-long conflict between Armenians and Azerbaijanis. Gohar recalls that a strong sense of mistrust towards “the other side” often made people see conflict in black-and-white terms, with li

  4. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Alexandra Ilieva

    "The majority of young people affected by conflict are invisible" (opens the original)

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    Ahead of International Youth Day 2026, we spoke with Kadiatou Yacouba Keita, Alert’s Sahel Hub Director, and Emmy Auma, our Horn of Africa Hub Director, about what it takes to make youth engagement in peace and security meaningful – not symbolic. Both lead projects where young people help shape and drive peace efforts in their own communities. We asked them to reflect on what’s changed in the decade since the United Nations declared young people partners, not merely beneficiaries, in peacebuildi

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