More than 1,750 people have died thus far in 2015 from their attempt to cross the Mediterranean Sea and enter Europe
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Lauren Stauffer June 10, 2015 Latest Articles, Security and Defence
More than 1,750 people have died thus far in 2015 from their attempt to cross the Mediterranean Sea and enter Europe
Read More »Michelle McKenna June 9, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
When the UN was formed, 22% of its members were in the Security Council; now that figure lies at only 8%.
Read More »Rowan Allport June 2, 2015 Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
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.
Read More »Amarpreet Cheema June 1, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
As a collective we cannot argue to rally around the notion of human rights and allow the continued use of the death penalty. Human rights will only prevail if abolition becomes the adopted norm.
Read More »Julie Lenarz May 29, 2015 Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
Ultimately the odds were never in Mr Blair’s favour. He took on an impossible and thankless task
Read More »Sarah De Geest May 26, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
We should hope these new challenges in Ukraine and in the south with ISIS will strengthen the alliance once more for the future – a future with a potentially bigger challenge involving the economic and military rise of China.
Read More »Emily Daglish May 23, 2015 Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
Given the scale that human trafficking has reached, the drive to eliminate the phenomenon will be a long road, but that is never an excuse for complacency.
Read More »Jacob Campbell May 15, 2015 Latest Articles
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.
Read More »Ari Maniatakis May 14, 2015 Latest Articles
. We contend that the incorporation of reciprocity in humanitarian conventions will prove to be a significant step towards legitimizing humanitarian intervention and
Read More »Michelle McKenna May 12, 2015 Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles
The present state of international law is insufficient to effectively tackle terrorists.
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