We cannot understand modern conflict if we refuse to acknowledge who actually governs the people caught inside it.”
Tag: Atrocity Prevention
Lebanon and the Politics of Escalation: When Regional War Becomes Background Noise
Visibility is not neutral—it shapes which crises receive response and which are allowed to persist without consequences.”
Sudan and the Politics of Attention: Why Global Visibility Shapes Atrocity Response
Visibility is not neutral—it determines which atrocities provoke response and which are allowed to continue with limited consequence.”
The UAE in Sudan
When external actors arm local militias, wars last longer, peace becomes harder, and civilians pay the price.”
The Weaponization of Aid
When humanitarian aid becomes a tool of leverage in conflict, the civilians it is meant to protect are the ones who suffer most.”