Can’t Afford To, Can’t Afford No To
It is fashionable to say that defence of the realm is a governments most important duty. There is a chivalric, statesman like air
Opinion: Smoke, Mirrors, and Epst*en class: How War and Scandal Serve the Same Master
The Epstein files. The bombs over Tehran. The cost of your weekly shop. These aren’t separate stories. They’re the same story — and they’ve been telling it for decades.
Regime Change from the Air: What It Means and Has It Worked in the Past?
Two weeks ago, the United States launched a series of airstrikes against Iranian military assets, framing the intervention as an effort to weaken
The Paradox of Plenty in the Age of the Deal
On the third day of 2026, magenta flares fell over Caracas, illuminating a city caught between celebration and grief. As news broke of
Solidarity in the Age of the News Cycle
Last Thursday, the first meeting of the Trump-sponsored Board of Peace took place. The United States pledged 10 billion dollars for the reconstruction
Opinion – Do the plans for “New Gaza” overshadow the issues at the centre of the conflict and peace process?
At the World Economic Forum held in Davos in January, President Trump outlined the plans for “New Gaza”. The plans focused on the
From Parliament to the Palaces: Britain Responds to Trump’s Remarks on NATO Troops in Afghanistan
The UK suffered 457 military deaths, with thousands more seriously injured.
A Two-Tier Approach to Humanitarian Emergencies: What Contemporary Responses Have Taught Us
The civil war in Sudan has once again brought the differing responses to humanitarian emergencies to the forefront of discussions. Namely, the way
The Dismal Case of the Russian War Machine
What do Flamingos, an Epidemic and a Drone Factory all have in common? They signify the dismal state of the Russian war machine. With the frontline growing more stable, this year has highlighted the
Myanmar: The War We Choose to Ignore
While our attention remains fixed on the harrowing tragedies in Gaza and Ukraine, another conflict is unfolding largely unnoticed in Southeast Asia. In