Santiago Osorio Moreno

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Santiago Osorio holds a master’s in public policy from the University of the Andes and has worked with governments, international organizations, and civil society on policy advocacy and institutional reforms in multiple development issues. He has contributed to legislative and policy processes across Latin America and abroad, especially in peace-building and human rights. Topics covered include international security, global governance, conflict and peace, international law, nuclear disarmament, and human rights.

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The Future of the ICC is reform, Not Isolation

The United States’ recent confrontation with the International Criminal Court (ICC) raises a question about international law and geopolitics that needs urgent attention. Washington...

Is China a silent profiter from the War in Iran?

The recent U.S. and Israeli attack in Iran has once again placed the Middle East at the center of global tensions, with outcomes and...

Four Years Later: What Russia really wanted with Ukraine

Four years after Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, the human cost is staggering. Thousands of soldiers have been killed, civilian populations have been displaced...

The Only Way to Contain Iran is the One We Abandoned

Iran is one of the most sanctioned countries in the world, alongside Russia. The country has been subjected to all kinds of comprehensive and...

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