In this essay, author argues that a tension between peace and justice in the framework of the ICC’s intervention can exist however, both aims can be reconciled if the ICC strives for a more s... Read More...

analyzing a new stage of negotiations on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and integration between both parts of Korea through the prism of constructivist concepts. By Akramjon Fozilov. ... Read More...

Interview with Dr. Sofija Bajrektarevi, founder and general director of a comprehensive platform aimed at unifying potentials for the future: Culture for Peace. (12/07/2019)

Bosnia and Herzegovina was being ingulfed in nationalist and ethnic strife, the UN failed to uphold its primary duty. By Saman Ayesha Kidwai. (09/28/2019)

Re-examining the League of Nations.  By Daniele-Hadi Irandoost. (06/19/2019)

Read this excerpt from Professor Michael Mandelbaum's exciting new book, The Rise and Fall of Peace on Earth.&... Read More...

Paper analyzes whether the recent developed dispute between Uzbekistan and Ukraine holds any serious consequences.  By Khumoyun Akhmadov. (03/25/2019)

Costa Rica's advancements prove that small states can be important players in international politics. By Huan-Cheng (Thomas) Liu. (01/17/2019)

Examing war and peace through a Neoralist lens. By Maneesh Mishra. (09/19/2018)

Examing war and peace through a Neoralist lens. By Maneesh Mishra. (09/19/2018)

Artcle discusses scenarios and ramiffications for possible Kurdish independence. By Winston Harris. (Small Arms Journal, 08/28/2014)

Improving strategic stability in South Asia through multilateral cooperation is imperative for improving standards of living across the region. By Davis Florick. (06/25/2014)

Is Islamic Republic of Iran the greatest loser in the Syria conflict...or not?   By Mohammed Nuruzzaman (04/29/2014)