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Read More »Playing with Fire in the 2015 Nigerian Presidential Election
Could Nigeria's recent presidential election cause a shift in power resulting in a return to power of oppressive military leadership?
Read More »Israel and Hezbollah: Unintended Escalation Still Very Possible
Neither side really wants a full-scale war, but unintended escalation is very much possible.
Read More »All Eyes on Turkey
Over the past year, Turkey has taken several stances against what have otherwise been broadly held Western policy positions.
Read More »Palestine Accedes to the Rome Statute
With the situation in the Middle East already volatile, the must Prosecutor take this into account when deciding whether to go ahead with an investigation.
Read More »Rebooting Air-Sea Battle
Last month saw the Pentagon announce that it was moving away from its controversial Air-Sea Battle (ASB) programme, declaring instead that it would be absorbed into a new – and somewhat amorphous sounding – model, to be known as the “Joint Concept for Access and Maneuver in the Global Commons” (JAM-GC).
Read More »Minsk agreement of Feb 12 and the Prospects of a Resolution in Ukraine
The prospect of another frozen conflict thus appears increasingly likely, with significant implications for long-term stability and security in Europe.
Read More »The forgotten plight of Muslims and Christians in Russian controlled Ukraine
The European Union and United States have a responsibility to raise their voices and actively confront the Russian Federation with respect to minority rights and freedom of expression in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine.
Read More »HSC Executive Director on BBC Radio 5: Murder of Jordanian pilot backfired
The HSC’s Executive Director, Julie Lenarz, tells Dotun Adebayo that much more needs to be done to defeat ISIS. “Our current strategy is one of containment, not elimination.”
Read More »Libya: The Greatest Betrayal
In the end a moderate pact of Libyans — and a united and forceful international response — is needed to save the country from the ledge from which it is currently leaning. It will take time, it will cost money and it will require long term planning. But inaction now will only lead to the need for action later.
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