Moldova’s decoupling from dependence on Russia for wine trade ultimately made the wine industry more resilient by the time the war in Ukraine commenced.
Election observation is challenging work, but remains an important and relatively accessible opening into international service.
Prisoner release, war crime trials, an official apology, return of territories, reparations, and demilitarization are essential for jus post bellum – anything short of that will constitute an unjust peace.
China has faced significant challenges from the United States and the European Union, who have responded with measures to counter China’s technological ascendancy.
There is an illusory nature to the efforts that underpin the promise to tackle sexual violence and other unacceptable behaviours in the military.
There is a strong belief on both sides that the Crown Dependencies and the UK are ‘good neighbours’ and any sizeable breach in relations would be detrimental.
The concepts of nation and state are linked in a relationship that is contradictory, inconsistent and confusing for precision-seekers.
The question over what ‘terrorism’ means has divided and confounded researchers, as well as policymakers and citizens, since the term’s emergence.
The “hear no evil, see no evil” excuse to avoid learning directly from the mouths of those who suffered most in events like the Holocaust is no longer valid.
Inaugural events and ceremonies are intended to give confidence to the public that their leader is following the right path.
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