The omission of the red stripe is a symbol of Russia without blood, war, and aggression. Promoters of the flag say the tri-color of the Russian Federation is now forever associated with war crimes and militarism.
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Oliver Hegglin June 23, 2022 Europe, Latest Articles
The omission of the red stripe is a symbol of Russia without blood, war, and aggression. Promoters of the flag say the tri-color of the Russian Federation is now forever associated with war crimes and militarism.
Read More »Rowan Allport May 30, 2022 Latest Articles, Parliamentary Evidence, Security and Defence
The House of Commons Defence Committee has published the HSC's evidence to the committee's inquiry into Aviation Procurement across the UK Armed Forces. The inquiry comes in the wake of last year's publication of the UK Government's Integrated Review and Defence Command Paper.
Read More »Nathan Woodward May 23, 2022 Environment and Energy, Europe, Latest Articles
Over the past year, food prices have been slowly on the rise. Supply chain disruption from the Covid crisis is now being compounded by the impact of the conflict in Ukraine on the global agriculture trade, with key markets now facing substantial jumps in costs.
Read More »Sam Biden May 22, 2022 Asia and Pacific, Global Governance and Human Rights, International Law, Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
Since early April 2022, a new wave of protests have emerged to combat increasing economic instability as well as fuel shortages and consistent power cuts.
Read More »Sam Biden May 20, 2022 Asia and Pacific, Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, The Policy Unit, Uncategorized
Despite guidance, the Singaporean government failed to accede to several international and domestic provisions that place significant restrictions on the ability to execute disabled people.
Read More »Sam Biden May 15, 2022 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa, The Policy Unit
If the conflict is to continue in a legal manner, all parties to the conflict must understand the indiscriminate use of rocket/artillery to clear large areas will only result in more innocent lives being lost.
Read More »Sam Biden May 8, 2022 Europe, Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
In the wake of the liberation of Bucha by Ukrainian forces, 412 bodies were found littered in the streets, buildings and shallow graves throughout the region. As of 15 April, this tally has risen to over 600, with 80% of victims being identified as having bullet wounds.
Read More »Sam Biden May 2, 2022 Africa, Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Security and Defence, The Policy Unit, Uncategorized
On 1 April 2022, the Malian government proudly announced their successes during a recent operation in Moura that left an estimated 300 ‘militants’ dead. Between 23 and 31 March, the Malian army and suspected Russian mercenary counterparts, Wagner Group (WG), summarily executed these estimated 300 men.
Read More »Sam Biden April 27, 2022 Global Governance and Human Rights, Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles, The Policy Unit, Uncategorized
All domestic parties to the conflict have consistently targeted their political dissenters as well as wartime rivals with enforced disappearances.
Read More »Oliver Hegglin April 27, 2022 Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
On February 21, 2022, three days before its invasion of Ukraine, Russia recognized the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics as independent states.
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