Interpretations in Good Faith? A Persistent Challenge in the Nuclear Age
To genuinely invest in the architecture of peace, nuclear states must treat disarmament not as an aspirational…
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How the Economics of E-Waste Trade Fuels a Quiet Crisis in Ghana
The global e-waste trade reveals how the Global North’s discarded electronics are fuelling environmental damage,…
How Roads, Ports and Resorts Are Reshaping Western Sahara
Morocco is using infrastructure, investment, and tourism to consolidate control over Western Sahara, one of the…
AI’s Rise in India Is Exposing Women to New Digital Harms
The rise of unregulated AI deepfakes are rendering Indian women vulnerable to disturbing rights violations.
Weaponizing War: Iran’s Geopolitical Excuse for Execution
As domestic discontent grows, Iran has made executions central to a repressive strategy that recasts dissent as…
En Équateur, le Plan Phoenix justifie les violences militaires au nom de la…
En présentant la montée du narcotrafic comme une « guerre interne », le Plan Phoenix justifie l’usage massif des…
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.
Le Sahel tourne le dos à la Cour pénale internationale et à l’Occident
Pour les pays du Sahel, la frontière entre justice pour tous et justice occidentale s’est estompée, et, avec elle,…
The Battle Over Citizenship in Mayotte Marks a Turning Point for French…
The tightening of birthright citizenship in Mayotte has revealed the multifaceted role of citizenship policy and…
Politics On and Off the Pitch: Gianni Infantino and FIFA’s Future in the Political…
Infantino’s weaponization of FIFA as an instrument to amass power will have repercussions not just for fans of…