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Connie PeckPearls and Irritations |
In the second of a two-part series, Connie Peck explains why Trump’s Board of Peace is struggling to turn its Gaza plan into reality as...
In the first of a two-part series, the destruction of the US Institute of Peace shows what is lost when decades of conflict-resolution expertise are...
The United Nations has never appointed a woman Secretary-General. Four experienced women are now in the running, but the Security Council’s veto...
Global military spending is soaring while the United Nations faces financial crisis, even as conflicts rise and the need for cooperative security...
Ignoring the taboo on political assassinations could be perilous for Trump in face of the intense Iranian desire for revenge. When Netanyahu proposed...
The US-Iran memorandum of understanding has opened a path towards a permanent peace agreement, but spoilers inside and outside the process –...
The US-Iran memorandum of understanding has opened a path towards a permanent peace agreement, but spoilers inside and outside the process –...
The war between the US and Iran is increasingly being driven by the self-reinforcing dynamics of escalation, retaliation and mistrust that make...
With arms control agreements collapsing and arsenals expanding, the risk of nuclear war – deliberate or accidental – is rising in a fragile global...
Public denial and avoidance have dulled awareness of the nuclear threat. Annie Jacobsen’s book, Nuclear War: A Scenario confronts that reality...
Studies show AI systems used in military scenarios tend to escalate conflicts, raising serious concerns about their role in decisions involving...