Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The Colombian model represents a fundamental shift from security-centred deterrence to socioeconomic regularisation, yet it risks institutional fragmentation if national policy objectives outpace local service capacity. This...

Gaza’s worsening food crisis cannot be explained by shortage alone. This analysis argues that access restrictions, supply disruption, price inflation and infrastructure collapse have turned hunger into a broader crisis of survival, deepened by the wider regional escalation following the US/Israel War on Iran.

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate Sudan's crisis is not merely a byproduct of warfare, but a fundamental collapse of access infrastructure where severe hunger...

Welcome to a new episode of the Tipping Point from the TRT World Research Centre. In this episode, we examine how Israel has turned food,...

A prolonged war in the Middle East does not only raise the human cost on the battlefield. It also drives energy, transport and import costs higher, placing additional pressure on fragile economies and deepening humanitarian vulnerability across the region.

The bombing of a primary school in southern Iran has once again exposed one of the most troubling contradictions of modern warfare: the language...

A data-led snapshot of Türkiye’s recovery three years after the Kahramanmaraş earthquakes—housing, public spending, services, and resilience indicators.

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The international community systematically prioritises securitised containment and border management over sustainable resilience, effectively transforming the Sahel’s complex displacement...

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The expectation of mass Syrian refugee repatriation following the collapse of the Assad regime has collided with the structural...