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The previous chapter explained why sexual violence was so widespread against women during the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Conversely, this chapter will demonstrate that women are not only the victims of violence in conflict zones, but they can also be perpetrators. Taking the Sri Lankan Civil War as a

The ongoing competition between the United States and China has reshaped the structure of international relations, giving rise to new forms of state-to-state interactions and new frameworks for analyzing these relations, as was highlighted two years ago by the Texas National Security Review Journal in its article, “The Growing Rivalry

Myanmar has suffered decades of political instability and conflict. The Southeast Asian country has now emerged as a top priority on the 2025 Emergency Watchlist compiled by the International Rescue Committee (IRC). The reasons behind this stem from the escalating violence, political turmoil, and climate-related disasters that have placed millions

Myanmar has been embroiled in turmoil since the military coup of February 2021, which overthrew the civilian government and triggered widespread protests and armed resistance across the country. The junta’s violent suppression of dissent has resulted in over 50,000 deaths, displaced three million people, and caused a severe economic collapse.