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A glimpse of a world where peace is growing
Mark Sappenfield
Every day, news tells the story of how peace seems to be in retreat. The challenges are significant. But there is also another view. Last week, people from around the world gathered in Geneva for Peace Week. Columnist Keith Collins was there and caught a glimpse of what the world looks like when peace is the priority. You can read the story here.
