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Frozen Conflicts Poised to Thaw into Chaos in 2026

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The New Era of Missile Defence and Hypersonic Weapons

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Are Arms Export Rules Fit for Proxy Wars?

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Sanctions vs Civilians: Who Bears the Real Cost?

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How Media Coverage Shapes Which Wars the World Cares About

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Humanitarian Corridors and Ceasefires: Why They’re So Hard to Keep Open

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The Ethics of AI in Military Decision-Making and Targeting

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What Happens When International Peacekeepers Leave Too Early