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Morocco ‘weaponized’ migration to punish Spain. That’s more common than you think.

Kelly M. Greenhill - June 1, 2021

My research identified four different approaches to creating ‘weapons of mass migration’

Chinese firms — and African labor — are building Africa’s infrastructure

Frangton Chiyemura - April 1, 2021

The research shows Chinese companies hire large numbers of local employees

How a global shipping loophole left a potentially dangerous cargo in Beirut

Lena Obermaier and Lauranne Duffaut - August 19, 2020

‘Flags of convenience’ can leave ships and their owners with little regulatory oversight

Most Turks support the Syrian invasion. Here’s why.

Tolga Sinmazdemir, Thomas Zeitzoff, and Anna Getmansky - October 24, 2019

New polls suggest that Turkish citizens have turned against Syrian refugees

The British colonial origins of anti-gay laws

Joseph O'Mahoney and Enze Han - October 30, 2014

[caption id="attachment_17460" align="aligncenter" width="620"] People protesting in London in December

The threat or promise of justice in Palestine

Mark Kersten / Managing Editor - July 9, 2014

On July 6, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas issued a