To Reduce Violent Conflict, Support Non-Violent Resistance Movements – Analysis
By Dr Bryan Sims It is unsurprising that as the world entered its 18th consecutive year of democratic decline, it was
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Bringing The Space–Nuclear Nexus Into Multilateral Discussions – Analysis
By Nivedita Raju and Sarah Erickson In February 2024, United States government officials claimed to have intelligence that Russia was developing a nuclear capability intended to target satellites.
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Demilitarizing Environmental Protection Will Benefit Colombia’s Biodiversity – Analysis
By Dr Caroline Delgado and Tatjana Edle von Peter The peace process in Colombia has transformed the country’s security landscape. With the
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Beyond Food Security: The Potential Gendered Consequences Of Food Aid – Analysis
By Dr Caroline Delgado and Dr Simone Bunse In conflict-affected humanitarian settings where there are high levels of food insecurity, women and
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Making The Most Of EU Catch-All Control On Cyber-Surveillance Exports – Analysis
By Dr Mark Bromley and Giovanna Maletta In 2021 the European Union (EU) adopted a new iteration of the EU Dual-use Regulation,
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Synergies Between Women, Peace And Security And The Governance Of WMD – Analysis
By Dr Wilfred Wan With the 25th anniversary of the landmark United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security
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How Top Arms Exporters Have Responded To The War In Gaza – Analysis
By Zain Hussain Following the Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on 7 October 2023, Israel launched an intensive military campaign
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Where Next For The Women, Peace And Security Agenda? – Analysis
By Gretchen Baldwin and Marta Bertea This month marks 24 years since the adoption of the landmark UN Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000),
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Women, Peace And Security: Bridging The Global–Local Divide Through Contextual Relevance – Analysis
By Ruby Weaver, Susanna Rudehill and Bharathi Radhakrishnan With the 25th anniversary of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda approaching in 2025,
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More Effective Aid By Design: Integrating Food, Climate And Peace – Analysis
By Dr Simone Bunse and Liliana Almeida The number of people suffering acute food insecurity keeps rising. In 2023, nearly 282 million people in 59
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