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The Neo-Ottoman Conquest of Damascus: One Year Later
– Jack Dulgarian
Symbiotic Realism: The Future of The Global Order on Earth and in Space
– Nayef Al-Rodhan
Review – Fiume o Morte!
– Jane Kirkpatrick
From Hiroshima to Ukraine: Nuclear Taboo and Strategic Morality Under Pressure
– Tewfik Hamel
Peace Building Opportunities in the Shadow of Scholasticide in Gaza?
– Akram Jamee, Fadi Khaled Abudan, Nadia Sonneveld, Andrea Stultiens, Matt Canfield and Elisa Da Vià
Interview – Jaehan Park
Water and Power: The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and Nile Basin Security
– Chourouk Mestour
Rethinking Terrorism After Afghanistan: India and the Politics of Recognition
– Aswathy Chandragiri
Purposive, Not Reactive: Japan’s Museum Diplomacy in Egypt
– Seohee Park
Scholasticide in Gaza: Settler Colonial Elimination, Genocide, and the Crisis of Academic Responsibility
– Nicola Pratt
Capture and Disclosure: South Africa’s Past, Present, and Tipping Point
– Ugljesa Radulovic
Interview – Nina Hall
Video Games, White Supremacy, and the Aftermath of the Jakarta Explosions
– Kye J. Allen
De Facto Diplomacy: Taiwan’s Quest for Ontological Security in Somaliland
– Clement Dillies
