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The Gaza War presents a conundrum for the international community that evades straightforward answer. A cease-fire remains elusive; news overage deepens public…

Christos Mantas and Konstantina Oikonomou are Visiting Researchers at the Department of Political Science and International Relations of the University of the…

Schizocartography is often described as a symbiosis of philosophy, politics and political geography. It has developed as a methodological approach from the…

The past few weeks have seen an outpour of consternation over reports of hunger and starvation in the Gaza Strip. In some…

In the last days of the Second World War, on the 6th and 9th of August 1945, the United States deployed nuclear…

Joyeeta Gupta is Distinguished Professor of Climate Justice, Sustainability and Global Justice (University of Amsterdam), and is also Professor of Environment and…

The concept of an integrated justice approach to land reform aims to understand better and address agrarian concerns, particularly where gender justice…

When Hezbollah makes headlines, it’s usually in reference to its military entrenchment in southern Lebanon, its alignment with Iran, or its influence…

Following a 12-day war with Israel in June 2025, Iran’s leadership has ramped up nationalist rhetoric, stressing unprecedented national unity where even…

The BRICS meeting in Rio on July 6th and 7th gives a snapshot of the great power competition between China and the…