It’s one thing to establish a modicum of stability in the country. It’s quite another to address the roots of structural violence.
Can the New Bangladesh Government Achieve Positive Peace?
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Afghanistan’s Institutionalized Silence and the Cost of Inaction
Children are denied education, women are barred from work, and minorities live under constant threat.
Is Saudi Arabia Under Pakistan’s Nuclear Umbrella Now?
U.S. support for Israeli strikes across the Middle East has shaken up regional politics in surprising ways.
Trump’s Aggression Toward Venezuela Should Be Setting Off Alarm Bells
It’s looking a lot like the run-up to the Iraq war — only this time, the allegations are even more bogus and easily disproven.
Venezuela Isn’t the Global Threat, Trump and Rubio Are
Will the U.S. government push forward with regime change in Venezuela?
U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq: Protecting Americans or Empowering Iran?
The U.S. withdrawal isn’t really a withdrawal.
Preventing Criticism of Israel by Defining It as Antisemitic
Here’s the latest campaign to create a cover for genocide.
Who Really Wants to Crash the U.S. Economy?
Secondary sanctions against countries that import Russian oil will also hurt the U.S. economy.
How “Making America Great Again” Backfired
From Europe to China, Trump’s unilateral policies have often produced the opposite of their intended effects.
Will Vietnam’s Diplomacy Influence Political Reforms at Home?
Change is coming to Vietnam, beginning at the institutional level.