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State Security or Human Security? How Militarisation Erodes Feminist Peacebuilding

Kathrin Maderbacher März 10, 2026 März 10, 2026

The current militarisation and great-power politics systematically privilege state security over human security, eroding feminist peacebuilding and the Women, Peace, and Security agenda. By leaning on coercive force, sanctions, and …

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The 2026 Swiss OSCE chairpersonship: an opportunity for cohesion in foreign and security policy

Lucas Renaud März 5, 2026 März 5, 2026

In January 2026, Switzerland assumed the OSCE chair for a third time. Originating from a request by several countries, it is an expression of confidence in Berne as a bridge …

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Building a movement for disarmament and democracy

David Cortright Februar 26, 2026 Februar 26, 2026

This essay is a critical analysis of the growing global nuclear weapons threat and the flaws of nuclear deterrence theory. It reviews the recent expiration of the New START treaty, …

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Latin America and the Caribbean geopolitics on the tightrope

Monica Hirst Februar 24, 2026 Februar 20, 2026

Peace and conflict in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) face a major transfiguration that is reshuffling the region’s place in the world`s geopolitical landscape.  This is mainly a result …

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Si vis Pacem, Para Bellum: How Much Violence Does Peace Need?

Jason Fensome Februar 20, 2026 Februar 20, 2026

Or, as President Theodore Roosevelt said, ‘Speak softly and carry a big stick.’  Diplomacy, conflict, peace negotiations, economic sanctions, press conferences and draft statements, these are inescapable parts of our …

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Security Through Accountability: A Case for Institutional Reform

Deniz Kocak Februar 12, 2026 Februar 26, 2026

The security policy debate is dominated by two main positions. One argues that military strength creates stable peace through deterrence. The other considers the use of force to be inherently …

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Si vis bellum, armabis te. War and Arms Build-Up

Heinz Gärtner Dezember 13, 2025 Februar 12, 2026

Global military spending has tripled since the beginning of the century to around three trillion dollars in 2025. Arms control treaties, such as those on missile defense, medium-range missiles, and …

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Embracing Queer and Youth Perspectives in WPS: A Path to Inclusive Progress for Al

Dennis Aveta September 25, 2025 November 27, 2025

Abstract Over the last decade, there has been a refreshing increase in interest and evidence-based research seeking to understand the unique ways in which queer communities around the world experience …

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Queering WPS: Policy Reforms from UN Personnel and WPS Gender Experts

Alexandra Richardson September 25, 2025 November 27, 2025

Abstract This blog post critically examines the need to queer the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Agenda in UN peacekeeping operations (PKOs). WPS has historically focused on women’s roles in …

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Queering the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: An Introduction

Jessica Gill März 31, 2025 November 27, 2025

  The Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Agenda has been pivotal in addressing gendered challenges in conflict and peacebuilding. However, it often neglects the voices and experiences of lesbian, bisexual, …

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