In the Cypriot context, the growing disassociation and absence of international support have led a space for indigenous actors to shape the island’s peacebuilding priorities.
The draconian response to recent protests by the Islamic Republic’s leaders is moving ordinary Iranians away from nationalism toward interventionism.
The bidirectional relationship between poverty and financial crises creates a development trap that conventional siloed approaches cannot address.
By anchoring every policy decision in the hero-villain narrative, the White House ensures that the populist political energy of the election carries well into the governing term.
International law has ceased to be substantive, pluralist, robust, and the guarantor of minimal standards of autonomy and pluralism among states.
In order to achieve Hobbes’ security goals, a social contract at the domestic and international levels should include both traditional and modern cultural models.
Peace Studies offers a critical orientation that refuses to treat survival, justice, and sustainability as separable objectives.
Even if President Trump moved from rhetorical opposition to concrete action, this would not settle the matter – it would merely defer it.
Shirin Rai reflects on feminist political economy, social reproduction, and climate change, tracing how capitalism and gendered labour shape inequality and everyday life.
A series of hawkish New York Times editorials have focused on US military capacity while ignoring democratic legitimacy.
A Pakistan–Bangladesh rapprochement involving China and Türkiye is causing Delhi to worry that India could potentially be excluded from its own region.
A sustainable resolution of the Northern Epirus question depends on minority rights enforcement, local political representation and bilateral engagement between Greece and Albania.
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