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Perhaps the greatest benefit of the ritual is to invite humanity to reflect on the vicissitudes of war and peace, even if our models to understand this vexing phenomenon are often wrong.
Building sustainable and just peace rests on the inclusive recollection of painful events shaping the collective memory.
To help Members of the European Parliament and their staff with their speeches – a substantial part of parliamentary life, as the etymology of ‘parliament’ indicates– EPRS invited two high-level speakers for its 2025 event on speechwriting and delivery. Former Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, and his speechwriter, Eleonora Russell, shared the lessons learnt from their award-winning speech: ‘If you want peace, prepare for war’. , The authors took the speech as the starting point for a book that expands this message, a work that inspired an engaging and motivating conversation.
Aiming to secure peace in Europe after the horrors of the Second World War, the Schuman Declaration proposed cooperation among European countries in two key economic areas central to rearmament and warfare: coal and steel.
Hosting a substantial portion of the world’s poor and displaced populations, fragile countries and territories (‘fragile contexts’) are characterised by weak governance and vulnerability to crises, and often prone to conflict.
In the context of the war in Ukraine, the increasingly global effects – material and political – of war make measuring a view of the level of threats to peace, security and democracy around the world all the more important.
This week, Jennifer Engl, Romanos Orpheas Tofis, and Kosta Kambouris, chat with Kieran about what they’ve been reading in the fourth episode of The Laid-Back Book Club.
By Lt Col Shawn Littleton Wild Blue Yonder, By Lt Col Shawn Littleton With the movie Oppenheimer bringing the Bomb back into our casual conversations, it is a good time to rethink how you feel about the Bomb. Its abstract but existential implications are especially present today as a driver of both conversation and human behavior in […]
We Are the Cat: How Schrödinger Can Teach Us to Hatelove the Bomb was originally published on Global Security Review.
With war having returned to the European continent, measuring the level of threats to peace, security and democracy around the world – as the ‘Normandy Index’ does – is more important than ever.
Ten months ago I endured 43 hours of intense labor and my world changed forever. I’m excited to finally share the story of my all-natural birth to encourage new mothers to know they’re NEVER alone. This is the story of how God gave my family the greatest gift in the world.