The ICA's latest exhibition by Tanoa Sasraku is an eye-opening commentary on the complexities of the inherent links between oil and national identity. The post Morale Patch explores the true costs of the oil industry appeared first on Artefact.| Artefact
Inside the Imperial War Museum’s exhibition confronting sexual violence in conflict. Unsilenced: Sexual Violence in Conflict is finishing its six-month... The post Ground-breaking war exhibition finishes its run appeared first on Artefact.| Artefact
Russia is deliberately targeting Ukrainian civilians in a deadly drone strike campaign that aims to depopulate large parts of the country and constitutes a crime against humanity, according to a new United Nations report, writes Peter Dickinson. The post UN report: Russia targets civilians in systematic bid to depopulate Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
"As I understand it, they took out an Israeli soldier," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One. "So the Israelis hit back and they should hit back. When that happens, they should hit back," he added. The post Trump says Gaza ceasefire holds, Israel has right to hit back if attacked first appeared on Ariana News | Afghanistan News.| Ariana News | Afghanistan News
Ukraine’s drone strategy reached a new level of escalation as drone attacks targeted Moscow, with Russian air defenses successfully downing dozens of UAVs aimed at the Russian capital. In what has become an increasingly frequent and complex tactic, Ukraine used unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to strike strategic targets in Moscow, aiming to disrupt Russia’s critical […] The post Drone Attacks Target Moscow, Russian Air Defenses Successfully Shoot Down 193 appeared first on Asiaone news.| Asiaone news
The release of the hostages this month and the subsequent fragile peace that has ensued has marked for many the end of the war and the opportunity to move beyond the conflict to focus on other pressing issues. But for...| eJewishPhilanthropy
Russia's escalating campaign of drone attacks on the civilian population of Ukraine's Kherson region highlights the destructive power of modern drone technologies, writes Oleksandr Tolokonnikov. The post Russia’s ‘human safari’ in southern Ukraine is a warning to the world appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has raised concerns over Chinese components in Russian military drones amid fresh allegations of Beijing’s mounting support for Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, writes Katherine Spencer. The post US voices concern over Chinese support for Russia’s Ukraine invasion appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The sanctions against Rosneft and Lukoil mark the first sanctions against Russia of the second Trump administration. The post How will Trump’s new Russian oil sanctions shift the war? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Just days after US President Donald Trump announced plans for a new summit with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, their proposed Budapest meeting has been thrown into doubt by Russia's rejection of a ceasefire in Ukraine, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Budapest summit postponed as Putin rejects Trump’s ceasefire proposal appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Ukraine’s deep strikes on Russia's energy industry have exposed Putin’s Achilles heel and helped demonstrate that the Russian economy is far more fragile than many in Moscow would like us to believe, writes Vladyslav Davydov . The post Vladimir Putin’s war machine may finally be running out of fuel appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Several lessons learned from the recent US-brokered cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas can be applied to ending Russia’s assault on Ukraine. The post How Trump can apply his Middle East success to ending Russia’s war in Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
With fewer and fewer Russians ready to volunteer for the war in Ukraine, Putin is seeking to recruit more foreign fighters from across Africa, Asia, and beyond, writes David Kirichenko. The post Putin seeks more foreign fighters amid mounting Russian losses in Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Ukraine's long-range drone strike campaign has brought Putin's invasion home to Russia but mounting domestic problems are unlikely to spark a rebellion against the Kremlin dictatorship, writes Christopher Isajiw. The post Ukraine’s drone sanctions are working but don’t expect a Russian revolt appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
China uses different tactics for different aims: slow but persistent maritime incursions off the coast of the Philippines and high-speed aerial harassment in Taiwanese airspace. But Manila’s responses offer useful lessons for Taipei. A new study of the Philippines’ experience shows what Taiwan can do to create limits on Chinese action without triggering open conflict. The post What Taiwan can learn from China’s gray-zone actions against the Philippines appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
A willingness to use chemical weapons has long been a feature of Russian aggression, on the battlefield in Ukraine and on the streets of Europe. Will Russia escalate to the use of biological weapons? And what about the country’s nuclear saber-rattling? An in-depth study of how Russia uses these threats calls for a strong NATO response. The post How the US and Europe can deter and respond to Russia’s chemical, biological, and nuclear threats appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
What will follow part one of the cease-fire deal brokered by the Trump administration? Atlantic Council experts share their answers. The post Twenty questions (and expert answers) about the next phase of an Israel-Hamas deal appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Time and again since 2022, Moscow has declared a new red line while warning of the West of nuclear escalation, only to then do nothing when their red lines are crossed. Trump can now call Putin's bluff over Russia's latest red line by providing Ukraine with Tomahawks, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Tomahawk missiles are Russia’s latest red line. Will Trump call Putin’s bluff? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Charai in Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: Jared Kushner: The Quiet Architect of Courage appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Charai in National Interest: The Nobel Committee Turns Its Back on Peace appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Russia’s strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure are no longer just a Ukrainian problem. Moscow’s bombing campaign will become a wider European issue unless more support is offered to Kyiv, writes Aura Sabadus. The post Russian strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure are a European problem appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Putin the geopolitical gangster is trying to intimidate Europe into abandoning Ukraine with an escalating campaign of gray zone aggression designed to highlight the continent's vulnerability to Russian attack, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin the geopolitical gangster is trying to intimidate Europe appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Yevgeniya Gaber joins Defense News, on on Ukraine’s defense coop and knowledge transfer to European countries in developing counter-UAV capabilities appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Without robust intellectual property (IP) protections, Ukraine may lose control of the defense tech innovations that are currently helping to defend the country on the battlefield, writes Andriy Dovbenko. The post Ukraine’s defense tech sector must guard against innovation drain appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
President Trump's efforts to end the war in Ukraine by offering Putin Kremlin-friendly peace terms have failed to convince the Russian dictator. It is now time to speak to Putin in the language of strength, the only language he truly understands, writes Sergiy Solodkyy. The post Putin rejected Trump’s generous deal. Time to try peace through strength. appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Belarusian dictator Alyaksandr Lukashenka is attempting to repair relations with the West by trading political prisoners for concessions. If this hostage diplomacy proves successful, it will strengthen Lukashenka’s grip on power, writes Hanna Liubakova.| Atlantic Council
FairSquare has called FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s presence and comments at the Sharm el-Sheikh ‘Peace Summit’ yesterday “highly significant and deeply troubling”. Infantino, who was at the summit alongside US President Donald Trump and numerous world leaders, released a video on his Instagram account and said that FIFA would “help to bring football back – together with […] The post Gianni Infantino at Sharm el-Sheikh summit: “highly significant and deeply troubling...| FairSquare
In an article written jointly with Antoine Duval of the Asser Law Institute, FairSquare Programme Director Nick McGeehan argues that the difference between UEFA and FIFA’s response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and to Israel’s murderous war in Gaza is not premised on the gravity of the crimes committed, but on the degree of […] The post UEFA Virtue-Signalling While Gaza Burns appeared first on FairSquare.| FairSquare
Iffat Idris, GSDRC, University of Birmingham Pakistan has been in the international news twice so far this year. First, in spring 2025, for renewed conflict with India following a terrorist attack in Indian Administered Kashmir, IAK. Second, from late June to September, for devastating floods across the country. While, on initial reading, these events appear| GSDRC
Imagine you and your spouse are out celebrating a friend’s birthday. You’re chatting away catching up with another couple, and they ask you if you’re going on any vacations this... The post Handling Hot Topics in Social Settings appeared first on Prepare/Enrich.| Prepare/Enrich
It’s inevitable: the honeymoon period wears off, and you have that first big argument as a married couple. If you were expecting butterflies, rainbows, and happily ever after, it can... The post Newlywed Arguments That Are Good For Your Marriage appeared first on Prepare/Enrich.| Prepare/Enrich
'Conflict-driven hunger is man-made, preventable, and one of the gravest injustices of our time.'| Food Tank
What emotional security really means, why it matters so much, and how to start cultivating it in yourself and with the people you love.| Terri Cole
Introduction The Drama Triangle in the workplace is a familiar — and often invisible — trap that derails collaboration, damages trust, and wastes valuable time. Whether you’ve seen colleagues slip into the roles of Aggressor, Victim, or Rescuer, or noticed yourself reacting in similar ways under stress, these dynamics can quietly undermine even the most […] The post Drama Triangle in the Workplace and How to Transform It into a Culture of Trust appeared first on Core Values.| Core Values
In this searing eyewitness account, Valentyn Syniy recounts how the Russian invasion of Ukraine upended life for students, teachers, and staff of the Tavriski Christian Institute.| EerdWord
On January 5th 2025, the MTA successfully implemented the Central Business District Tolling Program (CBD), or congestion pricing. This is a new, but hotly contested toll on vehicles headed south of 60th Street in Manhattan. The clash over New York City’s congestion pricing plan has all the drama of a heavyweight title match. In one...| The Science Survey
Journalists in the Caribbean country face peril on all fronts| Index on Censorship
The Israeli strike on Qatar last month has been widely viewed by industry and regional commentators as a marked departure from established political norms. The post Attacks in Qatar point to increased erraticism of U.S., analysts say appeared first on Gas Outlook.| Gas Outlook
The delay on the Australia-PNG Pukpuk security treaty invites consideration of the risks of disproportionate investment in defence, says Michael Kabuni.| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
Writing this at the end of September 2024, it is shameful to think that Manipur has been in the throes of conflict for more than 17 months. For 17 months, people have been displaced, living in camps, unable to return to their homes, livelihoods or in the case of young people, education. Many roads are […]| The Standpoint
Winter is setting in as the crisis in Manipur continues into a seventh month. Data in conflict zones is not reliable but over 200 were reported to have been killed and countless injured. Sexual violence is reported on all sides. As it gets colder in both the valley and the hills, tens of thousands remain […]| The Standpoint
Bohemian Football Club, FairSquare and Irish Sport for Palestine have written to UEFA requesting the immediate suspension of the Israel Football Association (IFA) from UEFA competitions due to serious, ongoing breaches of UEFA and FIFA statutes. The organisations’ submission sets out two independent and longstanding grounds, each sufficient on its own to trigger suspension: This […]| FairSquare
Munkácsi Castle (Palanok Castle) rises above Mukachevo, Ukraine, symbolizing the historic presence of the Hungarian minority in the region. (Image Source: Wikimedia Commons. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Munkacsivar.jpg. Licensed under CC-BY-SA-4.0.) By Luca Mórocz (”Lucy”) Why do ethnic Hungarians in Transcarpathia, Ukraine, continue to maintain a strong national Hungarian identity and attachment to Hungary within the context of conflict […]| American University: Journal of International Service
Author: Julie Chance, Founder of Action Strategies by Design Summary: Conflict between team members is inevitable, but, as a leader, being caught in the middle doesn’t have to be. In this| Action Strategies By Design
Elliott, author of 'Making War Safe for Capitalism', argues that Ukraine’s war has left the country deeply indebted, with international lenders prioritizing profits over its people’s survival and reconstruction. The post Fighting on two fronts: If Ukraine wins the war against Russia, will it lose to the West? appeared first on Transforming Society.| Transforming Society
The ART of Skillful Conflict| The Other Therapy
Recent events (both near and far) have led me to question one small little word with a big bite: “hate.” My son’s school had to go into lockdown mode while we were having an outdoor celebration breakfast for his class. Nothing was going on at the school, but only a couple of blocks down the… The post How We Learn to Hate and How We Can Stop appeared first on First Things First.| First Things First
According to a global team of researchers, people who meet their romantic partners online tend to be a little less satisfied in their relationships than people who meet the old-fashioned way, through friends, work, or a random meet-cute at the grocery store.| First Things First
The post Drought, Migration, and Radicalisation in the MENA appeared first on Fanack Water.| Fanack Water
Immigration Agents? National Guard? What to Know About Trump’s Latest Escalation – Arts & Culture – Borderless Magazine NFP| Borderless Magazine NFP
The post Conflict transformation: A spiritual imperative appeared first on Mennonite Church USA.| Mennonite Church USA
Our M&A practice has taken some strange turns over the decades. Here are a few examples: One of those instances was helping a client who was already smack dab in the earnout…| Punctuation
It’s you and your spouse against the world. A bit dramatic, right? While this notion can seem romantic in an angsty sort of way, it’s usually not true. However… there’s... The post You & Your Spouse Versus … appeared first on Prepare/Enrich.| Prepare/Enrich
On 30 August 2025, ABColombia observes the International Day for Enforced Disappearances, we remember the victims many of whom were working to defend the rights of others and highlight the courage of the families who continue to search for justice for their loved ones.| ABColombia
When you are feeling hopeless in your relationship, you may think about divorce. When should you let go of your relationship?| The Gottman Institute
What does Jesus mean by calling his disciples to love their enemies? This command remains true, even with a divisive presidential election coming in a few months. Christians need to remember Jesus' call to love their enemies.| Living Theologically
“Forgive and forget” sounds good advice until you’re the one hearing it. When the conflict is personal and when the hurt is deep, it seems like you’re expected to do something impossible. And for the Christian, it begs the question: Is “forgive and forget” biblical?| Living Theologically
Here's how writers can apply the five conflict management styles to create richer, more realistic character conflicts in your fiction.| Helping Writers Become Authors
Question: What advice would you give to a woman whose husband just won't respond to her emotionally? That's my situation. Darrell is a good man, but he's not romantic, and he'd rather keep his thought| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
According to the most recent reports from OCHA, Colombia ranks fifth in the world with the largest number of internally displaced people. Nearly seven million people have been forcibly displaced in the country, averaging 180,000 a year. Internal forced displacement is one of the tragic consequences of the armed conflict, as communities are forced to... The post Forced Displacement and Forced Confinement in Colombia increases substantially appeared first on ABColombia.| ABColombia
On 11 August 2025, it was announced that Miguel Uribe the Pre-candidate for the Centro Democratico Party for next year’s presidential elections had died of his injuries from the assassination attempt on his life in June. This cruel act not only challenges democracy but also leaves a family devastated at his loss.| ABColombia
Here we will focus on 1 of the 19 types of conflict: specifically internal conflict.| Habit Writing
France's foreign ministry said Sunday it would summon the US ambassador after he criticised the government for what he said was its insufficient action| Digital Journal
Russia on Saturday said its forces had taken two villages in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, increasing the military pressure as world leaders struggle| Digital Journal
The post Water Conflicts to Watch in the MENA Region appeared first on Fanack Water.| Fanack Water
The post Syria’s Water Sector After Regime Change appeared first on Fanack Water.| Fanack Water
Problems in our organization might be a result of our own blind spots| Alban at Duke Divinity School
The U.S. president’s desire to be “peacemaker-in-chief” is based on a profound fallacy: that peace merely entails an end to fighting.| POLITICO
Discover how transboundary rivers shape international relations, why they spark disputes, and how global water law seeks to manage shared resources. The post Transboundary Rivers and International Water Law appeared first on World Rivers.| World Rivers
Great storytelling is rare and difficult – and it has always been so. But the challenges are becoming more rather ...| Public Words
The decree was signed by Ingush Head Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov.| OC Media
Without strong setup, great conflicts become boring or confusing.| Mythcreants
*Jehanzeb Iqbal has an MSc in Arts & Science of Warfare. The author can be reached at gulegulmit2015@gmail.com. ** The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS). Abstract: The military analysts from across the globe have […]| Pak Institute For Peace Studies Pvt Ltd. (PIPS)
On 9 August 2025, as we commemorate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, ABColombia recognises the courage, resilience and wisdom of Colombia’s Indigenous Peoples. Despite enduring systemic racism and exclusion, armed conflict and the encroachment of extractive industries, they continue to defend their land, culture and right to determine their own future. The post International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples 2025: Defending Territory as a Fundamental Right ...| ABColombia
When a border slices through Kurvaleti in Georgia, what vanishes is more than land: trust, kinship, and belonging unravel across a simple division.| Untold Mag
“I’m sorry you feel that way” or “You’re wrong and I just don’t care?” What might be hiding behind the apology we all know, but we all hate to hear?| Learning Mind
The United Kingdom is warning that it could start a war with China over Taiwan. British Defense Secretary John Healey has said that force is possible, but he emphasized that London continues to prefer a diplomatic resolution to the conflict.| SHTF Plan
Sometimes you're on the same page. Other times, it feels like you’re a million miles apart. When things are feeling off, ask these questions.| Prepare/Enrich
Even if you’re skilled at resolving conflict, there are times when it needs to wait. These are the times that call for a marriage debrief.| Prepare/Enrich
Toss out the technobabble and do this instead.| Mythcreants
Goodbye contrived bickering; hello juicy drama.| Mythcreants
Can we go back in time and redo this?| Mythcreants
Learn how to navigate real estate conflicts with clear strategies to prevent, manage, and resolve issues before they disrupt your transaction.| Frederick Real Estate Online - Real Estate Agents in Central Maryland
Ukraine's drone wall is rapidly emerging as Europe's first line of defense against the mounting military threat posed by an expansionist Russia, writes David Kirichenko.| Atlantic Council
Fantasy Island is a collective publication from both Northern Ireland and the Republic that addresses some of the longest persisting ideas around the nation| 1854 Photography
Is revenge justified when your spouse betrays you? Whatever happened, this betrayal was devastating to your emotional wellbeing. It affected important aspects of your life and made moving forward incredibly difficult. If your spouse hurt you that deeply, is it fair to make them pay for what they did? Shouldn’t they have to suffer, too? Betrayal is one of life’s most painful experiences. That’s especially true when it happens within a marriage. Some betrayals are easier to overcome than ...| SYMBIS Assessment
Unmet expectations are the cause of many marital disagreements, and they can come in several forms. Here are 3 types that can cause conflict.| Prepare/Enrich
Have you ever felt lingering tension after a negative interaction with your spouse? If so, check out these tips for breaking the ice.| Prepare/Enrich
How can you control your emotions without shutting them down? The answer is Navigating Emotions. Discover a science-backed 3-step VET method to manage emotions with emotional intelligence, reduce reactivity, and build resilience. Based on neuroscience and the Adaptive Theory of Emotions. The post How to Control Emotions Without Shutting Them Down: A 3-Step Process That Actually Works, and the Neuroscience Behind the Technique appeared first on Six Seconds.| Six Seconds
The post Fanack Water joins Hague Roundtable ahead of NATO Summit 2025 appeared first on Fanack Water.| Fanack Water
If your weekend mindset differs from your spouse's, disappointment or conflict might be in store. Sound familiar? These tips are for you.| Prepare/Enrich
FIFA’s ongoing failure to enforce sanctions against the Israeli Football Association (IFA) despite long-standing and irrefutable evidence that the IFA is in violation of FIFA Statutes is further evidence of the organisation’s ad hoc and selective enforcement of its rules. At its 75th annual Congress held in Paraguay on 15 May – twelve years after […]| FairSquare
Do you hide hard feelings from your spouse? Many of us prefer to ignore conflict, or have none at all. It’s understandable that you want to keep the peace. Staying silent feels like the safer option when you don’t want to fight with your spouse. The thing is, conflict has its place. When you and your spouse don’t see eye to eye on an issue, it’s going to lead to friction. Avoiding friction completely won’t make it go away. Instead, hiding your hard feelings can create an undercurren...| SYMBIS Assessment
When I was an intern at Ice Cube Press, I attended some events with my boss. At every event, the same questions always came up: “Can I send my manuscript to you?” “I sent you a query. Have you read it yet?” (Awkward!) “My book is XYZ. Is that something your press will publish?” “I […]| Editor's Quill
People of endurance often can look back to find the earlier seeds of adversity in their stories. Such adversity is the soil and the seed from which endurance, character, and hope blossom.| Purpose in Leadership
In Serving God Under Siege, Valentyn Syniy tells the story of an evangelical seminary losing everything—except its commitment to serving God.| EerdWord
“I need to practice trusting You during quiet days, when nothing much seems to be happening. Then, when storms come, my faith-balance will be sufficient … The post What to Do When God Seems to Have Vanished appeared first on Jesus Calling.| Jesus Calling
First, a little fictitious artistic difference, to set the tone.| The Art Abyss: Art School Never Prepared You For This
