Search Results for: Fiona Ko Ko
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Analysis
A World of Choices, Not Camps
The emerging international order may be defined less by who leads it than by how many countries refuse to be…
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Syria’s Hardest Transition: From Revenge to Justice
A war does not truly end simply because a government falls or political power changes hands. Fiona Ko Ko Violence…
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Have We Become Bored with Peace?
Peace has always been difficult. Fiona Ko Ko War, strangely enough, can sometimes appear easier. A government can order an…
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Analysis
When Crises Connect
International security is no longer defined by isolated conflicts. Increasingly, it is shaped by the growing interaction between regional wars,…
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Africa
Why Defeating an Insurgency Requires More Than Military Power
Somalia’s experience highlights the limits of force when political institutions remain fragile. Fiona Ko Ko Armed insurgencies rarely succeed because…
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Asia
Identity in Transition Between Nation Culture and Belief
Shifting tensions between multiculturalism and monoculturalism as well as between secular governance and religious influence redefine what it means to…
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Aggression
New Laws and Hard Justice in El Salvador
El Salvador has introduced new laws to fight serious crime and violence. Fiona Ko Ko The government wants to stop…
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Asia
Spain’s Position on the Iran Escalation
Madrid emphasizes diplomacy and international law while resisting participation in military operations, reflecting broader debates within Europe over security, alliances,…
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Analysis
When Sport Meets Speech: Navigating Expression at the Winter Olympics
“Every Voice Matters — Even Where Silence Was Once Rule.” Fiona Ko Ko In the midst of the 2026 Winter…
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Diplomacy
Rebalancing Global Economic Governance: Beyond Trade Liberalization Toward Strategic Partnership
In the evolving landscape of international economic relations, traditional narratives of trade liberalization have gradually revealed their limitations. Fiona Ko…
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Culture
Challenges Facing Ancestral Communities in a Changing Landscape
Respecting rights, land and culture in the face of conflict. Fiona Ko Ko Indigenous peoples in Colombia have long maintained…
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Asia
Power Without Consent: Kim Jong-un, Repression, and the Erosion of Socialist Ideals
Strategic ambition, international tolerance, and the human cost behind North Korea’s permanence. Fiona Ko Ko When ideology serves power, humanity…
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Features
Poverty and Migration in Latin America
Migration in Latin America cannot be understood merely as the movement of individuals seeking economic improvement; it is a deeply…
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Asia
Why Cyprus Should Choose a Unitary Constitution
For many years, the debate about Cyprus has been filled with long, complicated terms—federation, bi-zonal arrangements, power-sharing, guarantees, and many…
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Analysis
Nuclear Proliferation Challenges in the Contemporary World
Although global frameworks such as the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) have helped limit the number of nuclear-armed states, today’s political…
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Greek Reports (Ελληνικά)
Το «τσίρκο», οι κυρώσεις και το «καταφύγιο απατεώνων» στους «Σταύλους του Αυγείoυ»
Εκατοντάδες τα σκάνδαλα, χιλιάδες οι σελίδες στον Τύπο, πολιτικά, οικονομικά, κοινωνικά, για τα οποία ελάχιστοι -αν τελικά κάποιοι- τιμωρούνται Φανούλα…
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