World Humanitarian Day: A Day of Celebration & Commemoration
World Humanitarian Day: A Day of Celebration & Commemoration World Humanitarian Day is a day to salute the soldiers – these ones don’t carry...
ISIS: If bombs aren’t the answer what is?
Terrorism and conflict are still a constant presence in the 21st Century, the latest expression of which has emerged in the form of ISIS....
Syria is a shining example of a greater cooperative need for a responsibility to protect
The civil war in Syria is a clear example of the world witnessing unprecedented displacement. It has produced over 6.6 million internally displaced persons...
Partitioning: A tool for Greater Stability in Syria and Iraq
Is the current strategy used by the international community preventing conflict between Syria and Iraq? Jordan Creed suggests the potential of partitioning as a...
What lessons can be found in Syria and Iraq today from the post-soviet un-recognized states?
Jordan Creed traces the impediments un-recognised states may have on international development efforts. Using historical examples, it appears that similarities coexist between Syria and...
The Youth Summit: DFID assert youths will “make or break” the success of the SDGs
On September 12, London saw thousands of protestors marching towards Parliament over the refugee crisis, demanding Mr. Cameron to open UK borders on the...
The role of the health community in the European refugee crisis
Adam Tiliouine is a volunteer for global health charity Medact, and involved in organising ‘Health Through Peace’, a two-day conference in November of this...
USA, the fallen superpower?
The wane of the US as world superpower has long been prophesied. Warwick University student Karan Thakrar argues that recent world events are bringing this...