Nicolas Valladolid
Tiger in Crisis: South Korea’s Short-lived Martial Law
Late Tuesday night, South Korean President, Yoon Suk Yeol, declared martial law for the first time since the 1979 military coup.
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Hannah Greenwood
4 days ago7 min read
The Hidden Toll: How War in Europe is Reshaping Gender Roles and Family Dynamics
The war in Ukraine has left an indelible mark on its people, reshaping not only the physical but the social landscape
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Matilde Roquette
Nov 292 min read
Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire: A Lasting Solution?
In the early hours of November 27th, 2024, the long-awaited Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire came into effect.
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Matilde Roquette
Nov 267 min read
Terrorism and the Weaponization of Refugees: How Mass Displacement has Become a Weapon of War
As of March 2023, the United Nations estimates 110 million people worldwide have been displaced as a result of ‘conflict, and violence'.
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Pranav Harish
Nov 223 min read
Missiles and Mines: The Growing Diversification of Weapons Used in Ukraine
The past week has seen significant developments for the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian conflict.
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Giacomo Violetti
Nov 152 min read
NATO and the World: Global Implications of North Korean Deployment in Ukraine
Following two years of violent combat, Ukraine launched a counteroffensive into the Kursk region of Russia in the summer of 2024.
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Hannah Greenwood
Nov 144 min read
The Modern Engine of Misinformation in War
How are AI-generated images of the war in Ukraine shaping public opinion and fueling misinformation?
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Anna Belcikova
Nov 72 min read
Navigating the Cross-strait: Rising Tensions between China and Taiwan
Renewed tensions appear to be rising around cross-strait relations, with China launching large-scale military drills surrounding Taiwan.
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Ane Burke
Nov 12 min read
Lawlessness, Hunger, and Hostility: Haiti's Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Gang Violence
Haiti currently faces a crippling humanitarian crisis, characterized by high levels of political turmoil and economic deprivation.
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Diego Toderi
Oct 242 min read
A War With No Ending: Is Peace Possible in Myanmar?
The civil war in Myanmar, sparked by the 2021 military takeover of Myanmar’s previously democratic government, has shown no signs of abating
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Giacomo Violetti
Oct 162 min read
Ripple Effects: How the Gaza Conflict Shapes Israel’s Stability
On October 7, 2023, 1200 Israelis were killed by Hamas, in an unprecedented act of violence that has sparked an ongoing conflict.
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Lam Dhak
Oct 103 min read
War in Sudan: Results of Peace Talks in Geneva
It is clear that the initial goal intended for the Geneva Talks– a ceasefire– has not been achieved but the talks have not been in vain.
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Louis Elphick
Sep 297 min read
A Nationalist Agenda That Endangers Its Own: How Modi's Kashmir Policy Fails Both Hindus and Muslims
Kashmir is heading towards its first election in nearly a decade, but beneath the surface of this long-awaited democratic exercise, there's
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Lili Krasznai
Sep 267 min read
Conflict-Related Sexual Violence met with Judicial Incompetence
Conflict related sexual violence (CRSV)
presents a global security challenge. Beyond the deeply personal, traumatic consequences of such
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Matilde Roquette
Aug 69 min read
How can UN Women best support the rights of women in the aftermath of the Rwandan civil war?
Emerging from the aftermath of the genocide in 1994, Rwandan women have been instrumental in fostering a new equitable social framework.
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Greta Ricci
Aug 610 min read
How should NATO respond to Russia’s aggression in Ukraine?
The Russo-Ukrainian war has been the biggest conflict on European soil since World War II.
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