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The Coup in Myanmar: Over One Hundred Days of Attempted Secrecy
By Mick Snippe
The military government of Myanmar has employed diverse tactics to make sure little information is known about the situation
What the science of planetary boundaries means for environmental policymaking
By: Zuza Nazaruk
Just as cute and fluffy animals became [1] the showpieces of nature conversation, most international climate treaties focus on greenhouse gas emissions
The End of an Unhappy Marriage or the Beginning of One? Biden’s Pronouncement to Withdraw Troops from Afghanistan
By: Ivo Dekkers
American presence in Afghanistan has been a point of diplomatic and civil contention for years. Starting with the invasion
A Fragile “Peace”: Revisiting the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict with Ambassador Tigran Balayan
In December of last year, JASON Magazine interviewed Mr. Tigran Balayan, the Armenian ambassador to the Netherlands. The conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh escalated into a
Report – Syria: A Quest for Peace
On the 24th of June, the Activity Committee of the JASON Institute for Peace and Security Studies organised a webinar about Syria’s Peace Process.
Israel’s Iron Dome: technological prowess as a double-edged sword
By; Thijs de Dood
May 2021 saw yet another major escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has been slumbering for well over