Dr. Elaine Pratley reflects on her experience at the Rotary Positive Peace Activator’s Oceania Cohort training, where she joined fellow activators...
Well-known conflicts are receiving the bulk of aid and attention, at the expense of less publicised crises, leaving them vulnerable to escalation.
During the Cold War, conflicts often concluded with decisive military victories. But as the nature of conflict changes, they are becoming much more...
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Sign up now During the Cold War, conflicts often concluded with decisive military victories. But as the nature...
IEP and Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative (HUFPI) recently collaborated on an...
Technology is increasingly being used in war, by traditional armies and also non-state actors. And...
Mexico has witnessed the murder of at least 122 police officers this year, with Guanajuato...
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