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Experts explain the background to Azerbaijan's attack on Armenia’s sovereign territory in the last week

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In a poll of civilians in Ukraine’s frontline cities, 67% said they no longer see a ceasefire as feasible

Aid delays have exposed a deep power imbalance between Ukrainians and the international actors claiming to help them.

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Western focus on Ukraine has eclipsed reporting on escalating Jihadist activity across the Sahel and East Africa

Missing from most Western accounts is how Gorbachev’s thinking was both socialist and liberal

oDR’s regular Ukrainian contributors write about the main issues facing the country after six months of war

Many obstacles stand in the way of negotiated peace in Ukraine but shoots of diplomatic pragmatism may be emerging

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Tajikistan has stepped up its offensive against the Gorno-Badakhshan region. I knew the man at the top of its hitlist

Activists fear a ‘killing spree’ after the military junta carried out the country’s first executions in decades

In a world first, a truth commission reviewing Colombia’s war has adopted a definition for reproductive violence

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Anti-racist and anti-fascist campaigner Maksym Butkevych was reportedly taken prisoner while fighting last month

Violence accompanies plans to expand a wildlife reserve at the expense of traditional grazing lands

As NATO-backed pressure mounts on Russia’s troops, so too does the risk from weapons of mass destruction

Liberal reforms made during the war in Ukraine will hinder the country’s eventual reconstruction. Here’s what needs to happen

For centuries artists have tried to show the truth about war’s horrors – but even great work has had dubious success