CONFLICT & PEACE PROCESSES

Conflict & Peace Processes

Why is Putin signalling peace in Ukraine now?
As battlefield stalemates, domestic war fatigue and shifting global tensions reshape the conflict, Vladimir Putin’s rare peace rhetoric is raising new questions about whether Moscow is seeking an exit or simply recalibrating the war.
Why is Putin signalling peace in Ukraine now?
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Russia and Ukraine resume attacks as ceasefire expires, authorities say
Russia resumes drone strikes on Kiev and eastern Ukraine after a three-day truce expired, as both sides accuse each other of violating the ceasefire.
Russia and Ukraine resume attacks as ceasefire expires, authorities say
Decolonisation: The forgotten prerequisite for peace
Global crises and dwindling trust in international institutions are exposing the limitations of the existing world order. A more just future requires the courage to question colonial ways of thinking.
Decolonisation: The forgotten prerequisite for peace
A year after four-day war, India and Pakistan aren’t any closer to mending ties
New Delhi’s rigid posture on key issues has ensured that ties with Islamabad remain frozen. Without a softening of stance, a thaw is unlikely soon.
A year after four-day war, India and Pakistan aren’t any closer to mending ties
300+ firms accelerate investments in atomic weapons as global conflicts multiply — report
Investors' stakes in 25 nuclear weapons producers have hit $709 billion, up $195 billion from 2023 to 2025, anti-nuclear campaigners say, warning of a further surge in worldwide military spending.
300+ firms accelerate investments in atomic weapons as global conflicts multiply — report
Hungary parliament adopts resolution opposing Ukraine's EU membership, war aid
The vote comes as tensions rise between Budapest and Kiev over oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline.
Hungary parliament adopts resolution opposing Ukraine's EU membership, war aid