Andrew Majoran analyzes the effectiveness of torture as an interrogation method.
Peace & Conflict Studies
The Tatar Question
Deika Mohamed discusses Crimea’s minority Muslim population and their stance towards recent developments.
Election Time in Africa’s Narco-State
After repeated postponement, Guinea-Bissau is holding new elections. Paul Pryce looks at the implications for this troubled country.
Terrorist Attacks in China: The Manifestation of Regional Dissent
Fred Pai discusses the recent stabbing attacks in China and the underlying issue of ethnic suppression.
Afghanistan’s Decision: A Look at the Presidential Election
As the date of Afghanistan’s presidential election approaches, Paul Pryce looks at some of the top contenders and the implications of each.
Russia Annexes Crimea: what now?
Justine Reisler argues that the Crimean dispute should end with the borders drawn today.
Potential or failure? Crimea’s likely future as another de facto state
With no option of maintaining the status quo of Ukrainian territorial integrity through the approaching referendum, Crimea may be on the path to becoming another de facto state.
Ending the Chaos: The Case for Crimea’s Independence from Ukraine
Justine Reisler argues that if NATO is going to draw a red line in the sand it should be Odessa, not Crimea.
Chaos in Ukraine: Cold War Competition Exacerbates Internal Problems
Justine Reisler argues that in the tug-of-war for influence over Ukraine, radical elements are gaining momentum as Russia tries to stabilize the situation while NATO protests.
Forgotten Minorities: Violence against Armenians in Syria
Justine Reisler discusses the negative impact of the Syrian War on its Armenian community.