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Editor’s note: This article is part of a series exploring what has gone wrong with UN peacekeeping in today’s complex, multipolar world, what alternative security tools are available, and what ...

The residents of Aleppo are still in a celebratory mood. But more than three weeks after it became the first major city to fall to the rebels who went on to oust President Bashar al-Assad, they’re ...

Three days after the regime of Bashar al-Assad fell, Mohammed al-Kadi caught a ride from Idlib to the capital of Syria to see his family and their destroyed home. It was a trip he hadn’t been able to ...

Israeli forces are “crushing the entire population of Gaza”, Médecins Sans Frontières warns in a new report – the latest by an international organisation to describe Israeli military actions in Gaza ...

On 15 October this year, Béatrice Cajoux’s image was everywhere on Haitian social media. The photos being circulated by online outlets and feminist organisations showed a smiling, round-faced young ...