The pandemic’s impact has varied across the Middle East, but infections are rising again. The virus is unlikely to be

Civil war is on the rise, as is the targeting of civilian populations and the use of authoritarian conflict management

Organisation and mobilisation are the key elements to Vietnam’s low-cost model of fighting the pandemic. These strategies are also used

The world is facing multiple threats coming from an intertwining of past and present. Against this backdrop, humankind needs a

Around the world, humanitarian workers struggle with the toll COVID-19 is taking on both physical and mental health. In Papua

The Australian prime minister's 2020 Defence Strategic Update has many strengths, but it does not address the critical factors of

Discussions of an Indo-Pacific Charter in a post-COVID-19 world are starting to gain traction. To make this charter a reality

India’s apathy towards Nepal will harm both countries until bilateral talks are scheduled. A deviation from orthodox methods of dispute

Black Lives Matter campaigns across the UK have brought the legacy of the Rhodes Trust into the limelight. With racism,

Months of peace negotiations in Afghanistan bring good and bad news. Despite consolidation of a power sharing agreement between political

China claims territory over the Galwan Valley, which India has rebuffed as a unilateral attempt to change the status quo.

The global narrative of COVID-19 has been and will continue to be shaped by China. As the effects of the