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Criminalising Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict: The Libya Story
June 2013 By Diana PhilipDiana looks at the significance of a Libyan bill which seeks to make rape during armed conflict a war crime...
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Will They Attack Us?
August 2012 By Sundeep WaslekarSundeep Waslekar examines circumstances that would bring about the biggest paradigm shift on the earth.
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Exceeding the mandate: judicial activism in Pakistan
August 2012 By Anumita RajAnumita Raj examines recent incidents in Pakistan that point towards an activist Supreme Court.
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India's Green RunAugust 2012 By Anumita Raj
Sahiba Trivedi examines India's and China's current efforts towards a green economy, in particular, their actions on altering their energy mix.
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Did Zenawi keep Ethiopia from falling apart?August 2012 By
Ekta Talwar examines the situation in Ethiopia. Whether or not Zenawi was a cruel dictator or a revolutionary, Ethiopia faces the grave danger of descending once again into political restiveness and violence after his death.
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The Palestine-ICC ConundrumAugust 2012 By Diana Philip
Diana Philip examines the possibility of an ICC referral by Palestine and its challenges in light of Palestine's new observer state status in the United Nations.
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Invasion Ahead
August 2012 By Ilmas FutehallyCalling them "exotics" may add a veneer of mystery to them, but invasive species are deadly by any name. While many invasive species begin as purposefully introduced ones, they often tend to take over new habitats and create unforeseen problems. These problems include a wide range of destructive ones from killing off other native species, to causing threats to health, agriculture and food security.
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The Failure of ProtestMay, 2012 By Sundeep Waslekar
Sundeep Waslekar comments on recent civilian protests across the world. He opines that unless activity is treated as a surrogate for result, all this euphoria has actually produced no real change.
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