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By 2026, the international order is undergoing a profound systemic transition, marked by the erosion of unipolarity, the irreversible emergence of a multipolar world,...
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The xx th and xxi st centuries begin delivering unprecedented quantitative demographic results: increasing world population; aging population; urbanization; migration is increasing to the...
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In 1795, Immanuel Kant discovered a painting of a cemetery in a Dutch inn with the inscription “To Eternal Peace.” This painting, adorned with...
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From Erasmus to Kant, via Grotius and the Abbot of Saint-Pierre with his “Project for Making Perpetual Peace in Europe,” the paradigm of perpetual...
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Today, the world is facing an increased use of unilateral sanctions, their means of implementation, and their excessive application against a wide range of...
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The peoples living between the Taurus Mountains in Turkey to the north and Mount Sinai in Egypt to the south occupy a vast jigsaw...
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This research aims to study the crimes committed by terrorists against national and religious minorities in Iraq, using the Shia Shabak community as a...
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This article analyzes the ambivalences of humanitarian aid through the prism of the Israeli-Palestinian and Russian-Ukrainian conflicts. It questions the tribulations of humanitarian aid...
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The state of peace in Africa is catastrophic, and weakened by asymmetric conflicts linked to fierce competition for its natural and strategic resources, without...
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West Africa is experiencing a period of unprecedented geopolitical turmoil since the independences. The convergence of jihadist terrorism, recurring military coups, institutional fragility, and...
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The genesis of the International Criminal Court (ICC), created by the Rome Statute (1998) and which entered into force in 2002, constitutes the culmination...
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This article explores an overlooked dimension of peace and human rights studies: the management of bodies and burial sites in post-conflict contexts. Through six...
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The preservation of peace is an essential and inseparable component of respect for human rights. It is undeniable that in times of war, women,...
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As Lord Palmerston, the chief architect of the Opium Wars against China, said of the British Empire : “I say it is narrow to...
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The opposition between sovereignty and protection obscures the relationship between peace and human rights. Sovereignty is neither a uniform immunity nor an indivisible political...
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The article analyzes the increasing overlap between energy security and the protection of human rights within the context of a fragmenting international order. In...
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Respect for human rights is fundamental to maintaining peace where it already exists, but also to attempting to restore it in places where it...
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Public international law, in its evolutionary trajectory, has transcended the monopoly of traditional sources enumerated in Article 38 of the Statute of the International...
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The protection of educational institutions and students is among the most fundamental norms of international humanitarian and criminal law, rooted in deep ethical and...
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The issue of the Armenian Genocide continues to play a significant role in Armenia’s relations with Turkey, even though this controversy is not currently...
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This article looks at the growing role of digital technologies in conflict situations and peace processes. Today, tools such as artificial intelligence, digital platforms,...
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The Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, often compared to the American involvement in Vietnam, marked a crucial period in the Cold War. In 1979, the...
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Global trade is marked by geographical barriers known as straits, which are particularly notable for their dual function of both separating and connecting. The...
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Operation “Rising Lion” – a 12-day military campaign conducted by Israel against Iran in June 2025 – marks a culmination in the escalation of...
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This essay examines the impasse of Israel’s ‘endless war’, the dispossession of Palestinians and the conditions for a lasting peace grounded in international law.
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In this interview, philosopher Alexei Routkevitch discusses European studies in Russia, the debates surrounding the war in Ukraine, Eurasianism and the future of relations...
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