JUST WAR THEORY AND ISLAMIC ETHICS OF WAR – A GROWING DIVERGENCE?
International law on the use of force is deeply rooted in what is one of the dominant philosophical perspectives on the morality of war...
A Magnificent Tribute to Peace
When President Trump entered office, he planned to broker “the ultimate deal” between Israel and Palestine, promising to bring new life into the peace...
From Seneca Falls to Themiscyra
A 620 km long chain made up of five million women advocating for equality signalled 2019 as a landmark year for women’s rights and...
Caminantes – The story of neglected Venezuelan refugees
The author has worked and lived in Venezuela during the current crisis, and later along the refugee route in Colombia. Working, walking and hitchhiking...
Is Cancel Culture the New Damnatio Memoriae?
Cancel Culture. Ethical censure. Although these are considered manifestations of our modern world, they date back as legal sanctions to Ancient Rome, where rulers...
Eritrea and Ethiopia’s Long Road to Peace: the Role of Diplomacy!
By: Michael Asiedu (Staff Writer)
On June 5, 2018, Ethiopia’s ruling coalition, Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), declared that it would accept the...
POST-BREXIT, POST-TRUMP
After the Brexit dust had settled, it looked as though Barack Obama’s prophetic warning that the UK "would be at the back of the...
The State: An Old and A Necessary Beast
By: Luka Zucic (Guest Writer)
In spite of the rise and growing influence of international organisations and supranational institutions, such as the United Nations and...
The African Union Must Lead on Carbon Tax Regulation in Africa
Climate change has become a pressing issue on the global agenda. For African countries this issue has a very high priority, as their environment...
Alons enfants de la dèmocratie!
When Emmanuel Macron triumphed in the May presidential elections in France, his victory became a symbol of a new refusal to the populist radical...
