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A war on humanitarianism?
By: Mélanie Thienard Source: Wikimedia Is the United States waging a war on humanitarianism? On 26 October 2015, a Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) hospital in Northern Yemen was struck by airstrikes,...
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To kill or to capture? The conundrum facing the Supreme Court and military...
By: W. M. Hart A local boy watches an inspection at a new prison in Farah province, Afghanistan (ISAF photo/ USAF 1st Lt Mark Graff). Source: Flickr On 4 February 2016, heads of state and international...
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The Limits of US Security Cooperation in Jordan
By: Peter Kirechu President Barack Obama Meets with King Abdullah II of Jordan in the Oval Office on 26 April, 2013. Source: Wikimedia. The most notable feature of President Barack Obama’s...
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Book review: ‘America’s Modern Wars: Understanding Iraq, Afghanistan and...
Reviewed by: Cheng Lai Ki Christopher Lawrence. America’s Modern Wars: Understanding Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam. Oxford, UK. Casemate Publishers, 2015. ISBN: 978-1612002781. Hardcover. £19.99...
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Book Review: “What Went Wrong in Afghanistan?”
Reviewed by: Millie Radovic Gurcan, Metin. What Went Wrong in Afghanistan?: Understanding Counter-Insurgency Efforts in Tribalized Rural and Muslim Environments. Helion and Company, 2016. ISBN:...
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So Little Winning: The Afghanistan Papers and Victory Theory
by Michael C. Davies The Washington Post’s publication of the Afghanistan Papers exposed the unwinnable nature of the war (Image Credit: The Atlantic) In a testament to the hyperactive character of our...
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Normative Approaches versus Inclusive Peacebuilding in Afghanistan
by Catharine Helmers (Image credit: Casey Johnson) Local ownership as a tenet of external intervention and peacebuilding has been a key point of debate for many years now, although its meaning and...
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Should Female Foreign Fighters be Repatriated?
by Francesco Bruno While as devoted as their male counterparts, female Jihadis are an underexplored topic of analysis in understanding racidalisation (Image credit: AFP) It is a woman who teaches you...
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Could Terrorists Use Afghanistan to Conduct External Ops Sooner than the...
Portrait of the terrorists who perpetrated a mass-casualty attack at a Shiite mosque in Kandahar during Friday prayers on October 15, 2021, distributed on Telegram Channels used to manage distribution...
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Strife Series: Colonial Legacies – Afghanistan – Haunted by its Colonial Borders
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab visits the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, September 2021. Photo credit: Number 10, used under Creative Commons Afghanistan’s border with Pakistan is a powder keg....
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