The IAS Gazette

Exploring the intricate relationship between peace and war reveals their definitions, manifestations, and implications. It discusses the transient nature of peace and the evolving forms and motivations of war, such as during the Syrian Civil War. The pursuit of peace is paved by the need for genuine desire and trust among conflicting parties – the delicate global balance between peace and war requires ongoing diplomatic efforts and international cooperation.

Israel’s current war in Gaza has left many bewildered, with more than 29,000 casualties, crimes under international law plaguing both sides, and no end in sight. In this state of confusion, a look back into how everything came to be, and where the convictions of the Israeli and Palestinian people, may help make sense of it all.

After all, what better way is there to create a better future than by understanding the past?

In the current landscape, there is a prevailing norm urging individuals to take action on global issues, from humanitarian crises to wealth inequality. But how effective is this current approach? For individual action to yield results, the solution may lie with collective activism, where the individual takes on a new role — one that is revitalised and realising of their potential.

In the ever-shifting landscape of international relations, North Korea’s foray into satellite capabilities has thrust the world into a realm of uncertainty. From allegations of espionage to geopolitical manoeuvres, the launch of its first spy satellite last year has set the stage for a complex dance of power dynamics. As the global community grapples with the implications, the balance of power teeters, and alliances take unexpected turns. In this article, we dissect the multifaceted consequences of North Korea’s surveillance capabilities, delving into the geopolitical intricacies that could reshape the world order.