Irena Baboi
July 30, 2017
Europe, Latest Articles
15th July has been declared an annual holiday called Democracy and National Unity Day – two attributes Turkey desperately needs, but shows no signs of at the moment. The events of the past year show that the failed coup was also a failed opportunity.
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Julie Lenarz
July 12, 2017
Latest Articles
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of Isil, is dead. Or is he? The truth is we do not really know.
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admin
July 10, 2017
HSC in the Media, Latest Articles
6th July, 2017 Human Security Centre Director Dr Dwayne Menezes joins the TRT World panel to discuss the state of UK counterterrorism policy Image: British military personnel guarding Downing Street as part of Operation Temperer following the 2017 Manchester Arena ...
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Davis Florick
July 8, 2017
Asia and Pacific, Latest Articles
The Xi Administration has presided over many policy changes while at the same time overseeing a major turnover throughout the Party and government. All the work that has gone into the last five years, and in some respects even longer, can be cemented with a successful 19th Party Congress.
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Rowan Allport
July 8, 2017
Asia and Pacific, Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence, The Americas
That there is a need to rebuild the US Navy is disputed by few in the mainstream. Initially at least, readiness needs to be prioritised by beginning to clear the many years of deferred maintenance that have undermined the fleet. But in the longer run, building up both numbers and capabilities matter.
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Irena Baboi
July 2, 2017
Europe, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
Muslims in the Balkans have traditionally been and continue to be moderate, and post-war extremism in the region has yet to translate itself into widespread domestic violence. Nevertheless, ISIS has had some success in recruiting fighters for the wars in Syria and Iraq from the region.
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Davis Florick
June 18, 2017
Asia and Pacific, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
United States strategic bombing during the Korean War was a major factor in repeatedly checking communist advances. However, since the armistice, North Korea has assiduously incorporated rhetoric about the use of airpower in its anti-South Korean and anti-US propaganda.
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Julie Lenarz
June 16, 2017
HSC in the Media, Latest Articles
HSC Senior Fellow Simon Schofield discusses the Saudi-Qatar rift on France 24.
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Julie Lenarz
June 16, 2017
HSC in the Media, Latest Articles
In an interconnected world, so-called “lone wolf” jihadists are almost always part of a lethal pack.
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Irena Baboi
June 4, 2017
Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
The Western Balkans know that, in the long-term, they have more to gain from the West than the East – and the European Union’s continuous stalling leaves a void that needs to be filled. Stronger engagement with and on the part of NATO, regardless of how far it goes, will bring nothing but benefits to both sides and Europe as a whole.
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