Assessing the Protection of Civilians in Peace Operations Over the Last 25 Years and Into the Future
In early June, the program team traveled to Nairobi, Kenya to co-host the first of three dialogues on the operational realities of and challenges to the protection of civilians in the context of peace operations
June 26, 2024
Haitian Perspectives on the International Response to the Political and Security Crisis
Haitian stakeholders — from the government to civil society — should be included in decision-making, leadership, implementation, and oversight processes
June 26, 2024
What Goes Around, Comes Around: What Larijani’s Election Disqualification Revealed About Iranian Politics
Ali Larijani’s rise and fall through his political career illustrates the importance of familial links in Iran’s political arena
June 26, 2024
US Department of State Releases International Cyberspace and Digital Strategy
Observations on the new U.S. International Cyberspace and Digital Policy Strategy, barriers to implementation, and a possible path forward
June 25, 2024
The Day After: A UN Transitional Authority for Gaza
Although billed as comprehensive, President Biden’s three-part plan for Gaza is silent on the fundamental question: who will administer Gaza the day after?
June 25, 2024
Japan as a Member of the Defenders of the Liberal International Order
Exploring the evolution of Japan’s role in reconciling the East and West while catering to the Global South to promote liberal democracy internationally
June 24, 2024
Barbados and the Reform of the International Financial Architecture
Despite efforts to reform the international financial architecture, change remains limited and slow with a greater need for international solidarity
June 24, 2024
The Arabs and the Ukraine War: Kyiv’s Vision for Peace Fails to Gain Much Traction
Most non-Western governments want to maintain relative neutrality and believe that engaging Russia diplomatically is necessary for achieving peace
June 24, 2024
