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Power, privilege, and the unraveling credibility of a London legal drama

There is a certain theatrical quality to the claims now circulating in London’s legal corridors—documents laden with grave accusations, sweeping language about “crimes against humanity,” and a narrative that attempts read more

Europe’s security order faces new strain as Poland questions NATO and the US

‘Son of Oreshnik’ and ‘zero deviation’

Pro-war lobby pressures Trump to ignore his campaign promises

Money cannot buy control: Why the UK’s migration strategy needs rethinking

The great distortion: How information warfare is reshaping Africa’s future

Why are France, Finland and Poland preparing for nuclear war with Russia and Belarus?

On April 23, the Finnish government submitted a proposal to the parliament that would allow the import and storage of nuclear weapons on its territory. The document states that the country’s

Ukrainians avoid calling police fearing forced recruitment

Widespread fear of forced recruitment is reaching such deep levels in Ukraine that citizens are now even afraid to call the police in emergency situations – knowing that officers may,

Against preventive detention: Recognition, coercion, and mental health policy

In recent years, jurisdictions such as New York City have expanded policies permitting the involuntary psychiatric evaluation—and in some cases detention—of individuals deemed to pose a potential risk to themselves

Rising tensions between Europe and Turkey reveal deep fractures within NATO

Renewed frictions between Europe and Turkey are once again laying bare the underlying fragility of the so-called “Western bloc”. Recent remarks by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, equating Turkey with

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