Turkey’s weaponisation of water in the North East of Syria: a strategy to control through fear?
The Governorate of al-Hasakeh, currently one of the cantons that make up the de-facto Autonomous Administration of North East Syria, is one of the most
The Governorate of al-Hasakeh, currently one of the cantons that make up the de-facto Autonomous Administration of North East Syria, is one of the most
The last few months have seen a wave of new restrictions on the rights and freedom of movement of Palestinians, considerable settlement expansion, and the
NCF Research Officer Freddie Holloway delivers an oral intervention to the 52nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, in the general debate on
Kenyatta Mirindi and Penelope Abraham, of the UK Justice Congo Group, submitted a written statement to the 52nd Session of the United Nations Human Rights
Rowena Jones and Nibha Rao Kondapalli submitted a written statement to the 52nd Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council regarding women’s education in
Aggressive policing at Temple Mount (al-Haram al-Sharif) and escalatory rhetoric following Hamas rocket strikes from Gaza in early April have put Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s ultranationalist national
Despite the repeated emphasis placed on the necessity of a democratic solution to Libya’s post-2011 instability in the rhetoric of local, regional, and international actors,
This report sets down a perspective formed by some members of the Next Century Foundation, following the fourth working group meeting in the current series
The impact of conflict on the natural environment has been massive through wars such as the Iraq-Kuwait war, Vietnam War and many more. The environment
Libya: factions fighting for control The fall of Muammar Gaddafi left a power vacuum with several factions vying for control in Libya. Firstly, there is