Posts tagged Nobel Peace Prize
Five days that shook ASEAN: How the Cambodia-Thailand border clash became a superpower showdown
Five days that shook ASEAN: How the Cambodia-Thailand border clash became a superpower showdown

Written by Chhay Lim and Chandarith Neak

Without institutional mechanisms that both parties accept as legitimate and binding, border disputes remain vulnerable to escalation and external intervention whenever domestic political pressures or regional tensions rise.

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The rationale behind Beijing’s position on the war in Ukraine
The rationale behind Beijing’s position on the war in Ukraine

Written by Wang Li

Beijing believes that even if Moscow’s reputation as a formidable military power has suffered a serious blow during its war in Ukraine it will be able to re-emerge as a stronger power in a short time.

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Nobel Peace Prize: How Dmitry Muratov built Russia’s ‘bravest’ newspaper, Novaya Gazeta
Nobel Peace Prize: How Dmitry Muratov built Russia’s ‘bravest’ newspaper, Novaya Gazeta

Written by Ilya Yablokov

This portrait of Muratov does not fully capture the scope of his important role in Russian media. Muratov uses his influence and connections not to enrich himself, but to sustain the powerhouse last shelter of investigative journalism inside Russia.

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