LSESU WAR STUDIES SOCIETY

That modern warfare will unfold on a cyber front, as well as on the physical battlefield, has long been expected. Yet, since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, awareness of the weaponisation of information has grown sharply.

Historically, the Korean Peninsula has been a source of interest for US foreign policy.

 We often mistake the visible tip for the entire iceberg, especially when it comes to the murky world of espionage.

A single encrypted military transmission might seem irrelevant to everyday life—until it isn’t.

Peace processes are famously unpredictable, yet one thing about them is certain; the absence of women.

The war in Ukraine has left an indelible mark on its people, reshaping not only the physical but the social landscape

As of March 2023, the United Nations estimates 110 million people worldwide have been displaced as a result of ‘conflict, and violence'.

How are AI-generated images of the war in Ukraine shaping public opinion and fueling misinformation?

Kashmir is heading towards its first election in nearly a decade, but beneath the surface of this long-awaited democratic exercise, there's

Conflict related sexual violence (CRSV) presents a global security challenge. Beyond the deeply personal, traumatic consequences of such

Emerging from the aftermath of the genocide in 1994, Rwandan women have been instrumental in fostering a new equitable social framework.

The Russo-Ukrainian war has been the biggest conflict on European soil since World War II.