WORLD ORDER CONFERENCE Demonstrators take part in a protest titled
“There is no Peace with NATO” in front of the venue of the 51st Munich Security Conference in Munich, southern Germany, on Sunday. The Ukraine conflict, Islamic State group jihadists and the wider “collapse of the global order” will occupy the world’s security community at the annual meeting. Also on the agenda of the three-day Conference will be Iran’s nuclear talks, the Syrian war and mass refugee crisis, West Africa’s Ebola outbreak and cyber terrorism. AFP PHOTO
“There is no Peace with NATO” in front of the venue of the 51st Munich Security Conference in Munich, southern Germany, on Sunday. The Ukraine conflict, Islamic State group jihadists and the wider “collapse of the global order” will occupy the world’s security community at the annual meeting. Also on the agenda of the three-day Conference will be Iran’s nuclear talks, the Syrian war and mass refugee crisis, West Africa’s Ebola outbreak and cyber terrorism. AFP PHOTO
MUNICH, Germany: Western leaders challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) to prove he wants peace in Ukraine, warning both sides a new Franco-German peace drive may be a "last chance" to stop all-out war.