Curated expert opinion on intractable contemporary issues
The Quad’s Deepening Maritime Cooperation
By Robert Mizo | 09 October, 2024
The Quad’s collective deepening of engagement in the maritime domain continues to be ensconced within the larger goal of a free and open Indo-Pacific and rules-based international order.
The Challenge of Nuclear Weapons to the UN Security Council: Adapt or Die
By Ramesh Thakur | 02 October, 2024
The United Nations is the biggest incubator of global norms to govern the world and the vital core of the rules-based global multilateral order.
Shaping a Sustainable Future Through the UN Pact for the Future
By Jordan Ryan | 01 October, 2024
How can we ensure this ambitious UN Pact for Future leads to tangible action and real, lasting change?
Rebuilding Trust, Democratic Engagement, and Governance in Post-Hasina Bangladesh
By Imran Ahmed | 20 September, 2024
The fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government offers hope for a new political culture rooted in democratic values and the desire for genuine representation.
Religion and AI Ethics for Peace
By Lisa Schirch | 18 September, 2024
AI offers blessings and burdens that can foster peace and democracy or fuel violence, inequality, polarization, and authoritarianism. Religious ethics have something to offer.
The Long Arc of India–Russia Relations
By Ramesh Thakur | 08 September, 2024
Changing state attributes and international profile help to explain the shifting balance of interests that have shaped bilateral Moscow–New Delhi relations over three periods.
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