MA student Merje Laiapea created an interactive map mapping the music in Ukraine’s resistance to the 2022 Russian invasion.
Many countries rely on Russia for their food imports. Economic sanctions cause great instability, and the burden falls on common people most of the time.
As Russia’s ‘military operation’ in Ukraine drags on with no signs of success, people are rushing to look for signs of cracks, leaks, rifts and rivalries within Putin’s inner circle.
India’s ‘neutrality’ on Ukraine has raised eyebrows abroad, which could harm cooperation with other nations in the long-term.
This Friday, musicians from around the world will come to SOAS to play a Concert for Ukraine. We asked them what they see the role of music as being during difficult times.
Analysing the transfer of arms through the ‘legality in crisis’ paradigm limits our perspective and misses the bigger picture of the conflict.
China’s response to the invasion of Ukraine has been ambivalent. What does it mean for international relations?
Thousand of people could be displaced due to warmongering, the border system, and the rise of extreme right-wing sentiment in Europe.
A gendered understanding of the Bosnian genocide is necessary to fully comprehend the disproportionate impact of war on women and children.
Valerie Plesch explores the aftermath of the Kosovo war, looking at the lasting legacy on survivors of sexual violence and rape.
April 3rd is the birthday of Ciham Ali Abdul, an American-born Eritrean, and aspiring fashion designer.
The poignant ‘From Tent Encampments to New Settlements’ plays at SOAS tomorrow.
Speculation about the chances of World War 3 has hit a new high.
The Iranian Major General was killed by a US air strike in Iraq on Friday.
Syria has shown us that the media are fundamentally implicated in practices of war
The War on Terror must champion communication, development and sustainability.
How women in Colombia are finding their own way towards peace.
How Women in Black are reclaiming public spaces with stillness.
Pick up any newspaper on any given day and you will find reports of protests, strikes, demonstrations, occupations – some sort of resistance to capitalist crisis and the state of things, large or small, in practically any country around the world.
