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The Ukraine War Could End Up Revitalizing Humanitarian Law
Russia's invasion of Ukraine undermines humanitarian principles and international stability, while also prompting global efforts for reform.
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Condemning Russian War Crimes in Real Time Can Save Lives
The crucial role of documenting atrocities for both future accountability and immediate conflict mitigation of Russian forces in Ukraine.
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Use of Private Security Companies in War
The use of mercenaries and private security companies in conflicts.
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Targeted Sanctions Are Trendy, but Not Very Effective
The prevalence and limitations of unilateral and targeted sanctions imposed by Western nations and regional organizations.
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Rudderless Diplomacy Is Exacerbating Afghanistan’s Crisis
An analysis of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.
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Can the UN Help Wean Us Off Our Fossil Fuel Addiction?
The political leadership of the world’s most powerful, polluting states should seize the opportunity to act on their promises today.
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Five Years on From Colombia’s Peace Agreement, Gender Inequality Remains an Obstacle to Lasting Peace
Ongoing barriers to gender equality in Colombia five years on from the signing of the Peace Agreement.
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Can the UN Help Wean Us Off Our Fossil Fuel Addiction?
Whether the UN could help to wean the world off fossil fuels.
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Addressing Afghanistan’s Crisis Will Require Dealing With the Taliban
Five steps that policymakers can take to prevent this coming humanitarian and political calamity.
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Donors’ Dilemma: How to Help Hungry Afghans ... Not the Taliban
The dilemma facing donor countries on humanitarian aid for Afghanistan.