U.S. Peace Board has gained attention as search for more effective ways to prevent conflict in an increasingly unstable international system. Rather than reacting to crises after they escalate into armed conflict, a Peace Board would institutionalize prevention, mediation, and long-term peacebuilding within U.S. foreign policy. While such a body would be domestic in structure,READ MORE
The United States’ military intervention in Venezuela recently has sparked intense debate within the international community, particularly regarding its legality under international law. The operation, which resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his transfer to the United States to face criminal charges, represents one of the most direct uses of forceREAD MORE
The digital age has transformed how information is produced, decimated, and consumed. Social media platforms, online news portals, and messaging applications have allowed instant communication, but they have also facilitated the wave of misinformation. In Pakistan, where digital penetration has increased significantly over the past decade, misinformation has emerged as a serious social, political, andREAD MORE
The sudden rise in cross-border militancy, the recent deterioration in Pakistan–Afghanistan relations, and the failure of repeated rounds of dialogue with Kabul raise an unavoidable question: Has Pakistan reached the limits of its traditional counterterrorism tools, and is it time to push for a new regional framework? For decades, Pakistan’s counterterrorism posture has relied onREAD MORE