Fatima Sajjad

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Fatima Sajjad is a Peace and Conflict Studies student and emerging researcher interested in understanding the deeper political, social, and security dimensions of contemporary conflicts. Her writing examines issues of power, peace, human rights, and international relations.

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When the Fighting Stops but the Conflict Doesn’t: Afghanistan and the Limits of Negative Peace

Peace is often understood as the absence of war. In Afghanistan, there is no active war under Taliban rule, but in the Afghani society, the...

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The Northern Sea Route Is a Hedge, Not a Highway

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Why Is the Pentagon Asking European Allies to Tone Down Their Warnings About Russia?

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