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- MATHEUS DE OLIVEIRA PEREIRA
MATHEUS DE OLIVEIRA PEREIRA looks - in an article first published on The Conversation - at the rise of Javier Milei and what it means for Argentina going forward...
Essay: Women’s activism in Iran continues, despite street protests dying down in face of state repression
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- MONA TAJALI
MONA TAJALI, a scholar of women's rights in Muslim cultures, looks - in an article first published on The Conversation - at the ongoing struggle for women's rights in Iran...
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- RONAN LEE
In an article first published on The Conversation, RONAN LEE looks at recent events in Myanmar...
Essay: UK Supreme Court rules Rwanda plan unlawful - a legal expert explains the judgment, and what happens next
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- DEVYANI PRABHAT
DEVYANI PRABHAT, professor of law at the University of Bristol, looks - in an article first published on The Conversation, at the ramifications of this week's court decision on the UK Government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda...
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- BRIDGET MOIX
In an article first published on Religion News Service, BRIDGET MOIX, general secretary of the Friends Committee on National Legislation, says that while it's painful to face the Quakers' history of participation in these schools, "we cannot live our faith with integrity if we do not"...
Essay: Conflict pollution, washed-up landmines and military emissions - here’s how war trashes the environment
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- STACEY PIZZINO, JO DURHAM and MICHAEL WALLER
In an article first published on The Conversation, STACEY PIZZINO, JO DURHAM and MICHAEL WALLER, of The University of Queensland in Australia, look at the environmental costs of war...
Essay: David Cameron returns - how can a Prime Minister make someone who isn’t an MP foreign secretary? And what happens now?
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- THOMAS CAYGILL
In an article first published on The Conversation, THOMAS CAYGILL, a senior lecturer in politics at Nottingham Trent University in the UK, looks at recent events in UK politics...
Essay: Inter-religious harmony and dialogue on fundamental human rights could bring about the change Cuba has needed for decades
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- ELLIS HEASLEY
ELLIS HEASLEY, of UK-based religious freedom advocacy CSW, says recent gatherings to discuss religious freedom illustrate the change that is sweeping across Cuba...
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- FAN YANG and AUSMA BERNOT
FAN YANG and AUSMA BERNOT, look, in an article first published on The Conversation, at how states around the world are grappling with the regulation of articial intelligence technologies...
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- KENTON WHITE
In an article first published on The Conversation, KENTON WHITE explains the background to Russia's recent decision to pull out of the 1990 Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe...
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- TONNY RAYMOND KIRABIRA
TONNY RAYMOND KIRABIRA, an academic and practitioner of international law and transitional justice, looks - in an article first published on The Conversation - at possible next steps for those seeking justice for colonial-era "wrongdoings" in Kenya...
