The Syrian example demonstrates that Russia’s declaration of ceasefires to allow the establishment of humanitarian corridors in Ukraine may, in fact, be nothing more...
Women's rights movements are not simply a different 'narrative'. They are grassroots and collective movements in action.
Proclaimed by the UN in 1975, International Women's...
Tel Aviv is aiming to preserve its relationships with both Moscow and Kyiv, positioning itself as a possible mediator in the conflict.
The Russia-Ukraine war is...
Each 'Freudian slip' that makes a comparison between Ukraine and 'other' conflicts in developing and underdeveloped countries is only the continuation of the historical...
Russia’s information war did not proceed according to plan, much like its military decapitation strategy.
In the past two decades, the Russian state and its...
The international community's approach towards the election process in Libya has been characterised by inconsistency and a lack of unity.
Libya has been mired in...
The firebrand far-right candidate was provided his platform by a multi-billionaire media mogul – but it had some strings attached.
With the first round of...
From the beginning, the election process in Libya was convoluted, confused, lacked clarity and transparency.
After weeks of uncertainty, Libya's electoral commission recently suggested the elections be pushed...
Civil society initiatives, such as Russell’s tribunal on Kashmir, enable human rights defenders and free societies to step up to the plate, hold criminal...
