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Mr. KC’s Statement on Pakistan–Afghanistan Peace Talks

Mr. KC's Statement on Pakistan–Afghanistan Peace Talks 3 December 2025 - Afghanistan’s Taliban administration and Pakistan have agreed only to maintain a ceasefire in their recent peace talks. Meanwhile, violence in both nations continues to surge across multiple regions, and the rise in civilian casualties remains a grave concern. All

Educational inequality is a form of violence

Educational inequality remains one of the most pervasive and destabilizing forces in the contemporary world. When access to quality education is determined by geography, wealth, gender, or political circumstance, entire populations are denied the ability to participate fully in social, economic, and civic life. This disparity perpetuates cycles of poverty,

immense suffering endured by civilians in Gaza

The Europe Peace Foundation recognizes the immense suffering endured by civilians in Gaza as a result of ongoing conflict and restricted access to humanitarian aid. The profound loss of life, the trauma experienced by children, and the collapse of basic services represent a moral and political failure that the international

Call to action to end the violence in the United States!

The ongoing immigration crisis in the United States is deeply intertwined with global patterns of violence, inequality, and systemic racism. People fleeing war, persecution, and climate-induced displacement are met with policies that often criminalize survival and undermine human dignity. This crisis is not merely a domestic issue; it reflects the

Confronting the Global Hunger Crisis: A Call for Shared Responsibility

The world is facing an unprecedented hunger crisis that extends far beyond food scarcity—it is a multidimensional emergency driven by conflict, climate change, economic inequality, and political instability. Today, more than 780 million people do not have enough to eat, and entire regions are suffering the compounding effects of drought,

Mr. KC’s Statement on the Violence and Abduction of Female Students in Nigeria and the Call for a Peace Process

Mr. KC’s Statement on the Violence and Abduction of Female Students in Nigeria and the Call for a Peace Process Statement Wednesday, November 19, 2025 - I am deeply concerned by the ongoing violence in Nigeria, particularly following the recent attack on a government girls’ boarding school in Kebbi State,

Statement on Global Climate Inequality

The Europe Peace Foundation expresses deep concern over the accelerating impacts of climate change, which continue to strike hardest at communities already living in conditions of poverty. Extreme heat, rising sea levels, and the collapse of local ecosystems are forcing vulnerable populations into cycles of displacement, food insecurity, and conflict.

Statement by Mr. KC on the Global Immigration and Refugee Crisis

Statement by Mr. KC on the Global Immigration and Refugee Crisis Statement Monday, November 17, 2025- I am deeply concerned about the growing immigration and refugee crisis around the world. Millions of people are fleeing their home countries due to war, violence, and conflict, while many others are forced to

Our Commitment to Protecting Civilians

As the war in Ukraine intensifies, we at the Europe Peace Foundation reaffirm our commitment to defending civilian life and advocating for an immediate reduction of violence. Every day, families face displacement, trauma, and the loss of essential infrastructure. We call on European institutions and the international community to strengthen

Medical Care and Structural Violence

November 12th, 2025 Access to healthcare is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of global peace. When medical services are denied, unaffordable, or unevenly distributed, communities are left vulnerable to preventable suffering, social unrest, and systemic inequality. Such conditions are a form of structural violence that undermines the very

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