Extremist movements are calling for greater autonomy between the Northern and Southern regions of Peru.
Tag: Opinion
Arab-Israeli Normalization and What it Means for Palestine
The appeal of Arab-Israeli assimilation lies not only in economic opportunities but in the benefits of its strategic implications.
Selective Activism and Its Detrimental Effects on the Armenian People: The Lachin Corridor
GPI fellow Ariana reflects on the role of media and activism in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Europe’s dependence on Azerbaijani gas replaces one dictatorship for another
In an effort to reduce its dependency on Russian gas, the European Union has turned to another dictatorship — except this time, it is one that has been terrorizing the South Caucasus since 2020. The dictatorship in question is Azerbaijan.…
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The Future of Crimea: How Far is Too Far?
“Give us your weapons — we will return what is ours,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in his recent address to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. President Zelensky’s comments reflect his sentiments to take back “Ukrainian historical lands,”…
The Impasse on Human Trafficking: No Data in a Digital World
Without reliable statistics and data, human trafficking remains an insurmountable humanitarian crisis.
Azerbaijan: A “New Republic”
As Azerbaijani aggression continues, Armenians face greater challenges with each day.
An attempted ethnic cleansing: Azerbaijan closes the Lachin corridor
As the Lachin corridor’s closure passes its two-week mark, the circumstances in Nagorno Karabakh continue to decline.
At the heart of every feminist struggle is a woman’s right to choose
As women, we must realize that personal choice is always political.
Believe conflict minerals are old news? Think again.
Stopping the exportation of conflict minerals did not deter rebel groups; instead, it diminished the legitimate business practices of artisanal miners in the DRC.