Holy War, Just Peace: Religion and the War in Ukraine
The following article does not reflect the views of The Next Century Foundation, but we are pleased to include it as a contribution to what
The following article does not reflect the views of The Next Century Foundation, but we are pleased to include it as a contribution to what
Ukraine’s bid to join the European Union is a diplomatic goal but is also, arguably, a matter of national survival and future stability. Since applying
The insecurity affecting the Central Sahel did not begin with jihadist organizations or foreign military intervention. It developed from long-standing problems of weak governance, political
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Wars not only kill but also damage infrastructure and destroy the environment. While human lives are impossible to restore, buildings and energy facilities can and
The following report is by our new Ukraine Research Officer, based in Ukraine, Ms Anastasiia Zadiraka, and is slightly edited by the NCF Secretary General.
Despondency leading to inaction is one of the seven deadly sins. But everyone is so despondent about Ukraine that all are losing any hope of
When the United Nations Security Council was established in 1945, it was envisioned as the paramount pillar of international peacekeeping. Nearly eight decades later, however, the organization too often experiences
As the crisis enters its eleventh year, its prolonged nature continues to destabilise society, and pose significant risks to countless lives. Ukraine’s aspiration for a