Opinion | How Politics Got in the Way of Australia’s Terrorism Response
On December 14, 2025, two gunmen opened fire at a Hanukkah event at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, killing 15 people. In the…
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Opinion | Operation Sindoor and Diminishing Cultural Disunity Within the Indian…
India's military services have historically struggled to work together, but an operation last spring shows the…
Inside France’s Growing Democratic Disillusionment
With voter apathy rising in France, rebuilding trust in politicians and democratic institutions will be a long road…
The Reality Behind Nigeria’s ‘Christian Genocide’
Claims of a Christian genocide in Nigeria are going viral in US politics, but they distort a crisis rooted in…
Opinion | The Nobel Peace Prize is Quietly Redefining Peace
The Nobel Peace Prize has chosen to defend democracy as the sole legitimate architecture for peace.
Justice Through Multilateralism: How the WTO Can Change Its Legacy of Asymmetry
For multilateral trade systems to fulfill the promise of justice and societal change, the asymmetrical nature of…
When Patriarchy Backfires: The One-Child Policy and the Lingering Social Struggles…
While the One-Child Policy may have allowed the only child to receive more familial resources, it has also resulted…