On September 21st, Human Security Centre Director Dr. Dwayne Menezes attended the News and Documentary Emmy award ceremony in New York. Dr. Menezes represented HSC at the ceremony promoting the film “My Enemy, My Brother”, which was nominated for a ...

World leaders have never had to undergo such levels of pre- and post-conflict scrutiny as they do now.

The Chilcot Inquiry is unlikely to add much value to a discussion that has long been hijacked by historical revisionism and hindsight hysteria.

Julie Lenarz talks to Tracey Holms about the ISF's offensive in Fallujah and Kurdish-led operations in Mosul and Raqqa.

HSC moderates penal discussion with Yazidi sex slave survivor Nadia Murad.

The HSC regularly submits expert evidence to the UK parliament.

The Kurds have been among the greatest victims of history.

There is a very particular, if narrow-minded, logic to his sitting on his hands whilst the world degenerates into chaos.

Last year’s rout of the Iraqi Army in the northern city of Mosul by ISIS represented the nadir of the post-2003 Iraqi state. But if the country’s long-term prospects have brightened noticeably since the dark summer of 2014, its path to that future is still filled with uncertainty.

Recent pleas by then Saudi foreign minister Prince Saud al-Faisal for American “boots on the ground” to prevent Tehran from “taking over Iraq” have fallen on deaf ears in Washington.