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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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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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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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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