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Gaza First: The Centrality of Gaza in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Resolution
The Gaza Strip has always been central to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and any political resolution to the Gaza Strip cannot deal with Gaza only.
Xi Jinping’s Civil Diplomacy Initiative: Origins, Purpose, and Challenges
Despite recent high-level meetings between Chinese and American officials, the two nations continue to accuse each other on a variety of issues.
Why are South Koreans So Opposed to Accepting Refugees?
Once South Korea starts to feel the full impact of its declining birth rate, politicians and the public may be more welcoming to refugee resettlement.
Opinion – Governments Have Failed in Latin America’s Fight Against Climate Change
Even as different communities leverage their governments to make changes, more international and transnational solidarity is needed.
What Do We Know about Alliances and Military Spending?
In the face of direct threats, where potential opponents are carefully weighing alliance credibility, calling alliance commitment into question may increase the risk of costly wars.
Psychological Othering in South Asia: Root Causes and Pathways for an Enduring Solution
While the past witnessed othering and partition, and the present carries the legacy of the past, it is not necessary that the future resembles either of these.
Reflecting on International Terrorism after the Hamas Attacks on Israel
The international community needs to consider the potential use of the conflict in and around Israel by terrorist groups in the form of a strategy of wider retaliation.
Abolish International Development: The Militant Anti-Imperial Praxis of Thomas Sankara
Sankara’s struggle was to fully reconceive the terrain of struggle and its relationship with knowledge, culture, and economy – a kind of decolonial ‘worldmaking’.
Opinion – China’s Role in Mediating Middle East Crises
As a nation with a historical consciousness of humiliation and a desire for rejuvenation, China can bring a unique perspective to the table.
