Since the 1990s, Mobutu’s regime had shown signs of weakening. In 1996, Laurent-Désiré Kabila invaded the Republic of Zaire with foreign support, and in 1998, his former allies became his enemies, a situation that continues to this day. The conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have become increasingly complex; however, in light of the definition of the term “aggression” under international law and by the United Nations Security Council, it is clear that the war in the D.R.C. constitutes an act of aggression.
LE DROIT INTERNATIONAL À L’ÉPREUVE DES CONFLITS EN RDC : Étude du rôle de la Mission des Nations Unies dans la protection du droit humanitaire
In general, international law constitutes a fundamental contribution to the resolution of conflicts in Africa. Thus, several resolutions have been adopted by the United Nations Security Council to establish technical peacekeeping bodies in Central Africa. The Democratic Republic of the Congo has been affected by armed conflicts since 1960 in Katanga, and from 1999 to the present day in the eastern part of the country.
The United Nations Organization Mission in the Congo (MONUC), established in 2000, pursued the same objectives as the first mission created in 1960 through the Security Council resolution establishing the United Nations Operation in the Congo (ONUC). The UN mandate has evolved considerably: today, all its forces are concentrated in the eastern part of the country, whereas the ONUC mission had essentially focused on southern Katanga to combat the Katangese secession.
The Effectiveness of Using the Visual Thinking Strategy in Blended Learning for Sensory-Style Learners on Cognitive Achievement and the Performance of Foil Thrusting Skills in Fencing among Female Students
Mutasim Abdul Karim Fadhil2026-05-06
Page: 14 - 28
The aim of the research was to develop visual thinking strategy exercises according to blended learning for sensory-style learners, and to identify the effect of visual thinking strategy exercises according to blended learning for sensory-style learners on cognitive achievement in fencing among third-year female students. It also aimed to identify the effect of visual thinking strategy exercises according to blended learning for sensory-style learners on learning the foil thrust skill in fencing among third-year female students.
Demographics -Based on Biochemical Markers Levels Among Iraqi Adults with Normal Glucose Tolerance, Impaired Glucose Tolerance, and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Type 2 diabetes mellitus and impaired glucose tolerance conditions result in changes in glucose metabolism, insulin, lipid profile, and adipokine activities. Resistin, visfatin, and apelin are adipokines that might indicate the metabolic imbalance that differs by demographics and anthropometrics, such as age, gender, and BMI.
Artificial Intelligence in E-Commerce: Ethical & Legal Challenges
The quest for pleasure and comfort has pushed mankind to be governed by technology. Emerging technologies are revolutionizing e-commerce and influencing society. The demand for Artificial Intelligence surged during the Covid-19 pandemic, with e-commerce heavily investing in its potential to optimize the consumer experience. AI helps businesses track market trends and adjusts products based on customer demands; in short guiding our preferences. However, the lack of proper regulation has caused violations of consumer rights, including privacy breaches, ethical concerns, biased preferences, and digital autonomy issues. To prevent the complete dominance of AI in commercial sector, governments must introduce policies and laws for consumer protection and ensure a safer, more ethical digital experience. This article examines the impact of AI on the e-commerce sector, focusing on challenges related to optimization, AI autonomy, and the legal and ethical issues raised by certain e-commerce platforms. It also addresses consumer rights violations and the need for regulation. To protect consumer rights and ensure a safer future, we must develop ethical AI that supports, rather than undermines, our existence.
Effect of Fixed Assets of Corporates in India
Jagadish A D, Dr. J. T. Sharmila2026-06-14
Page: 58 - 65
Fixed assets are permanent assets utilised in corporate operations. These assets are a source of assets and provide the foundation for the profitability and worth of the company. Management of fixed assets must be given due consideration as they represent significant expenditure and entail long-term financial commitment. The financial management has a challenge by systemically mixing Fixed and existing assets for a profitable. An investigation of the pattern of financing and use of Therefore for the administration of a corporation, fixed assets are vital. The growing quantity of fixed assets presents challenges for the employees to monitor and manage the assets precisely. The purpose of this article is to design a fixed asset management system for computerising the PT manual form. "Avoca Systems" will support the firm in managing its assets, maintaining precise asset records, automating the depreciation and maintaining the asset conditions via day-to-day maintenance. In the years of studies, the growth rate in the gross sales block was not spectacular. In addition, modest growth of the depreciation index indicates that the total depreciation provision in the referenced organisation was mild.
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