Opinion – Gender, Ukraine and Imagining a Just, Sustainable Peace
Building sustainable and just peace rests on the inclusive recollection of painful events shaping the collective memory.
Opinion – ASEAN Centrality in Indian Discourse: Rhetoric or Realpolitik?
If India intends to project a credible and inclusive Indo-Pacific vision, it must prevent ASEAN centrality from becoming a hollow slogan.
How the Islamic Republic of Iran Can Be Transformed
Letting the leadership in Tehran repeatedly rebuild its capabilities is a mistake – it needs to go, with its replacement decided by Iranians inside Iran.
US Bombing of Iran and the Transition to a New International Legal Order
The choices made in response to the US action against Iran will determine whether power, not law, will define the contours of world politics in the 21st century.
What I Learned from Geolocating 1,000 Satellite Images
Given satellite imagery’s primary role as a visual commodity, its use in popular media is often bereft of details helpful to the would-be researcher.
Military Governance in Post-War Sri Lanka: Revisiting the Logic of Downsizing
Only when Sri Lanka’s leaders prioritise political reconciliation over perpetual securitisation will the logic of a leaner military truly take hold.
A Vindication for African Women in the Adaptation and Mitigation Policy-Making Process
Gender responsive measures must be substantial, a step away from performative virtue signaling, and not falling prey to pink and green washing.
Iran’s Quiet Recalibration: Post-Conflict Strategy Challenges Sanctions Logic
The central question is whether Iran can restore its economic and strategic standing post-conflict, or if the situation will exacerbate its global challenges.
Opinion – Israeli Genocides in Gaza
The Israeli genocide in Gaza is a multi-faceted system of violence that combines kinetic war with infrastructural destruction, digital isolation, humanitarian deception, and settler futurism.
Outsider Geopolitics: To Be, or Not to Be, in the Arctic
Outsiderness in the Arctic is not a fixed condition but rather a relational and narrated identity for states such as Turkey and France, and institutions like the EU.
