As Ukraine’s war with Russia enters its third year, the nation’s military institutions are adapting to the brutal realities of modern warfare. A new study published in the journal *Scientific Works of the National Academy of the State Border Guard Se
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A groundbreaking legal analysis published in the *Journal of Constitutional Law* is challenging the European Court of Human Rights’ (ECtHR) approach to extraterritorial jurisdiction, with significant implications for human rights protections during a
Legal Scholar Challenges ECtHR Ruling on War Zone Jurisdiction Read More »
In the fast-evolving landscape of defence logistics, a new study offers a roadmap for balancing efficiency, security, and adaptability in buyer-supplier relationships. The paper, “A Balancing Act: Towards a Conceptual Framework for the Governance of
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**Protecting Civilians in Complex Conflicts: A Strategic Imperative**
In an era where globalization and democracy were expected to usher in an age of peace, the resurgence of great power rivalries and political-military conflicts has brought chaos t
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**Navigating the Complexities of Civilian Protection in Gaza: A Legal and Strategic Perspective**
In the midst of the ongoing Gaza conflict, a critical question emerges: who exactly is a civilian, and what protections do they hold under internationa
Gaza Conflict: Redefining Civilian Protection in Law and Strategy Read More »