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    Respecting enemies to protect civilians

    by the Monitor's Editorial Board May 13, 2024 2 minutes

    By almost any measure from the battlefields of the world’s major current wars, the global rules for protecting innocent civilians in conflict seem to be losing their force. Russia pounded more than 30 towns and villages over the weekend, opening a new front in northeastern Ukraine. A year-old civil war in Sudan has

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