prosecuted by occupation authorities

In July 2023, against international law, Russia adopted a law claiming to give its officials and armed forces impunity from prosecution for crimes if acting “in the interests of the Russian Federation” during the invasion and occupation. The law also attempts to deny justice to those who have been illegally . On 8 November 2023, three United Na

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days of the Nagorno-Kabrabkah

During the initial days of the Nagorno-Kabrabkah conflict, Iran had sought to create a peace plan between Azerbaijan and Armenia. In a televised address Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei spoke about Azerbaijani territorial recognition yet made clear that the rights and security of Armenians “must be ensured”. Armenia and Azerbaijan eventually came to

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repetition of unfulfilled promises

assessment and follow-up. Uraan Pakistan is following the same pattern, not incorporating lessons from past failures, risking the repetition of unfulfilled promises rather than ensuring implementation. Pakistan needs a new direction — a systems-based framework that addresses the interconnectedness of its challenges and charts a path towards susta

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relying on Russian icebreakers

Temperatures in the Russian North are rising three times as fast as in other parts of the country, a development with enormous but as of yet not fully appreciated geoeconomic and geopolitical consequences. These changes are increasing the ability of other countries to transit the Northern Sea Route (NSR) without relying on Russian icebreakers. Crit

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