Trickery and Treachery in Nolan’s Odyssey
Ayesha Malik
In Nolan’s retelling, Odysseus regrets his Trojan horse trick because of the way wars are being waged today.
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Hedging for Alternatives: Turkey’s Foreign Policy after the Iran War
Kamila Khan
The Eurasian nation is seeking strategic autonomy under two ‘NATOs’
Some coordinates for rethinking our struggles in neocolonial times
Karina Ochoa Muñoz
Why we need new grammars of protest to understand the new forms of domination we face.
Lawrence Of Judea: Orde Wingate And The Origins Of Zionist Terrorism
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A look at a British military officer’s influence on the political landscape of Southwest Asia
The Arrival of Gunpowder to the Indian Subcontinent
Maarij Ali Tarar
The forgotten history of South Asia’s engagement with gunpowder technology.
“Stupid Rules of Engagement” and the Minab School Strike
Breshna Rani
When precautions aren’t taken in war.
Imagined Futures: The Calque Class and the Outsourcing of Pakistan’s Mind
Zaki Khalid
What happens when large language models erode our cognitive sovereignty
The Iran War and the Limits of Coercion: Implications and Lessons for Pakistan
Syed Ali Zia Jaffery
Why greater firepower doesn’t mean coercive success
Supplying Arms to Parties to a Conflict: When is it Legal?
When arms transfers to parties to a conflict are lawful and when they are not
Using Force against Non-State Actors and Organised Crime under International Law
Camilo Ramírez Gutiérrez
A racist reading of the international security gap from the Latin American perspective
