Relying on current explanations that do not address the potential historical root causes or complexity of the conflict delays effective political responses.

With the changes in the current government discourse, seeking gender justice rather than gender equality, there is a new reshaping of the figure of women.

There is a need for an ethical turn in global supply chain relationships that extend market-based arguments which privilege the rich and powerful at the expense of the poor and vulnerable.

Fruitfully sustaining a dilemma or paradox teaches us to create a different kind of decolonial approach, enabling action while also treasuring the reflexivity and circularity of a more humble starting point.

The EPF accelerates the EU’s turn to militarism and masculinised power, while also raising questions about how risk management practices deem military assistance and arms provisions legitimate.