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The War We See, The Truth We Miss

Summary by Rise to Peace
From Afghanistan to the wider world, this article explores how social media shapes our understanding of conflict and why history, credible sources and local voices matter for peace.
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The War We See, The Truth We Miss

From Afghanistan to the wider world, this article explores how social media shapes our understanding of conflict and why history, credible sources and local voices matter for peace.

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Rise to Peace broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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