New research explores what drives Ukraine's defence forces to protect civilians beyond compliance with international humanitarian law

How systematic work by the state, civil society, and the armed forces can strengthen both personal and societal resilience

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This war in the Middle East has many fronts. Protecting women and children is not one of them

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Beledweyne, the capital of Somalia’s Hiran region, is a strategic border town linking Somalia to Ethiopia

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