The Latest BRICS’ Expansion (But Probably Not the Last)

The latest BRICS’ expansion implies a paradigm shift for the group itself and for the international system.

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Europe, Middle East and North Africa, International Law and Organizations, Human Rights Penny Kapusuzoğlu, Contributing Writer Europe, Middle East and North Africa, International Law and Organizations, Human Rights Penny Kapusuzoğlu, Contributing Writer

A Year in Review: The Consequences of Turkey’s Withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention

The fallout in the year following Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention has resulted in increased violence, a spike in femicide cases, and public calls for change.

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Middle East and North Africa, Security Cyrus Moghadam, Staff Writer Middle East and North Africa, Security Cyrus Moghadam, Staff Writer

Reconciliation Between Baghdad and Erbil is Key to Iraqi Counterterrorism Efforts

The Islamic State is using the disputed territories as a launching pad to attack security forces and Iraqi civilians. The Kurdish Regional Government and the Iraqi central government must solve their differences vis-a-vis the disputed territories in order to effectively combat and eradicate the Islamic State.

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