The Red Sea Cannot Be Won by War
The solution to Ethiopia’s fragmentation does not lie on Eritrea’s coastline. Nor can the political failures of governments in Addis Ababa or
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Three years after Al-Aqsa Flood: The obligation to defend Palestine
Three years after Al-Aqsa Flood, “Israel” has no right to impose the subjugation or disappearance of a people. Palestine does not ask
Who says economic growth and social justice can’t go together?
Some of us still prefer the logic of law to the logic of force, multilateral governance to fragmentation, and digital sovereignty on
Pernicious states: Towards a new grammar of international relations
If concepts are instruments of power, then we should examine not only the labels imposed on weaker states, but also the structures
Americans in Gaza: Financiers of a Graveyard
The illusion of a “rules-based” international legal order has been shattered after three years of unrestrained genocide. The silence of the American
What should replace the American-led world order?
Multipolarity must be understood as more than a fall from the American order into disorder. It could become a scramble for domination
On Israel’s Systematic Sexualized Violence and the Silence That Enables It
Palestine is not a tragedy without an author. What is being done to Palestinians is targeted, state-sponsored, and deliberate. The rape of
‘Are NATO and the Oligarchs Pushing Toward Mutually Assured Destruction?’
'However, today it is clear that in attempting military domination of the entire world, the neoconservatives have bitten off more than they
Munich 2026 faces Gaza’s unanswered call for justice
Democracies that silence their own citizens in defence of geopolitical convenience risk hollowing out their moral core. And an international order that
First Gaza, Then the World: The Global Danger of Israeli Exceptionalism
Israel has already created that void. In the hands of a genocidal settler-colonial society, the state of exception is a relentless nightmare