Julie Lenarz talks to RTE's Mary Wilson about the terror in Brussels, the scope of ISIS and adequate security measures.
Read More »The Great Wall of Japan
Japan is embracing a role in the security order of South East Asia that it has long denied itself. Whilst it will never take over the role of the US in ensuring regional stability, the country is currently in the process of positioning itself as a leader in the drive to contain Beijing’s ambitions.
Read More »How to further a win-win relationship with Asean: EU-AEC strategic opportunities
Will the new Asean Economic Community evolve towards an “Asian Union” in the image of the European Union?
Read More »Iran: new perspectives for its foreign policy in the context of the nuclear deal
An overview of the strategic threats and challenges Iran has confronted and continues to confront.
Read More »Panel discussion in the House of Lords on Crimes Against Humanity in Iraq and Syria
HSC moderates penal discussion with Yazidi sex slave survivor Nadia Murad.
Read More »South Sudan: Dream versus Reality
The promising dream of an independent South Sudan has turned into a humanitarian nightmare.
Read More »HSC Director on Saudi Arabia’s plans to intervene in Syria
Julie Lenarz explains why Saudi Arabia's plans in Syria are related to the fall-out with Iran
Read More »ISIS, Blood Antiquities, and the International Black Market
ISIS piled atrocity on atrocity as they systematically destroyed cultural heritage in Iraq and Syria dating back thousands of years.
Read More »The Prussia of the East: Vietnam’s Complex Role in Asia-Pacific Security
Vietnam and China have long had a tumultuous relationship which, particularly in the current era, has witnessed considerable ebbs and flows.
Read More »HSC at Spanish Parliament promoting ‘My Enemy, My Brother’
The HSC is delighted to serve as co-sponsors of 'My Enemy, My Brother'`.
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