The havoc unleashed by the 1991 Iraqi annexation of Kuwait marked the first major international…
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Interview with Dr. Michael J Neufeld on the Militarization of Space
This video is a full length, unedited interview conducted as part of an upcoming episode…
A Call to Amend the Security Council Veto
In the aftermath of the Second World War, the global powers came together to create…
Afghanistan Reconstruction, Security, and their Ramifications on the Peace Process
The views expressed here are those of the author and do not reflect any official…
Israel/Palestine: Challenging Narratives
This article is the third of five pieces from our summer series for 2020. The…
Will Putin Rescue Lukashenko from the Jaws of Death?
Authoritarian leader of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, is currently confronted with massive protests over accusations of…
From the “New Frontier” to the “New Arena” for an Arms Race: What the US, China, and Russia are doing to Prompt the Weaponization of Space
Outer space has been called the “new frontier” since the 1960s, but today is being named the “new arena” for an arms race. With the United States, Russia, and China coming to a head in space weaponry and lacking cooperation on arms control treaties, the destruction of the “new frontier” amidst an arms race is increasingly likely and should worry the international community.
The History Problem: How a Troubled Past Distorts Contemporary Relations Between South Korea and Japan
Introduction: History often serves as a potent force in global affairs. Its power over them…