FREEDOM FROM FEAR
IS THE RIGHT OF
ONE AND ALL
FREEDOM FROM WANT
IS A PRIVILEGE THAT
ALL DESERVE
DENY FREEDOM OF RELIGION
AND YOU DENY GOD
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
IS INALIENABLE
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FREEDOM FROM FEAR
IS THE RIGHT OF
ONE AND ALL
FREEDOM FROM WANT
IS A PRIVILEGE THAT
ALL DESERVE
DENY FREEDOM OF RELIGION
AND YOU DENY GOD
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
IS INALIENABLE
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We Wage Peace the way others Wage War

The Next Century Foundation believes that meeting on a non-political level can lubricate the wheels of diplomacy. All who participate are determined to act through an unofficial network creating forums for people of opposing sides. The sole aim of the Foundation is to apply a solvent for the fear, insecurity and lack of trust that have so often bedevilled more public exchanges.

Reports and Statements to the UN

The Gaza Ceasefire Deal and its Future: What to expect?

Two men in Gaza Strip pose with a peace sign supporting the Gaza Ceasefire

Featured Report and Podcast

From the NCF Blog

Turkey and the PKK, a final peace?

The following article discusses the ongoing issue of the Kurdish minority within Turkey and the Kurdistan Worker’s party’s insurgency within the country, focusing on the current ceasefire recently put in

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Gaza

Gaza: more blood, sweat and tears?

William Morris LL.D., Secretary General of the Next Century Foundation, shares three perspectives. The first from a senior peacenik from Israel (nothing astonishing). The second from a senior advisor to

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Multiculturalism

Which World Order is Best?

The following article represents the personal view of the author Ms Aaliya Boakye, Research Officer at the Next Century Foundation. The conclusion differs from that expressed by the leadership and

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Syria Umayyad Mosque

Is Syria Moving in the Right Direction?

Syria’s transitional government continues its push for stability amid diplomatic efforts, economic manoeuvres, and security challenges. With shifting regional alliances and ongoing negotiations, do the latest developments highlight progress towards

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