"Conflict Weekly" and "The World This Week" are two weekly publications that cover major developments relating to conflicts and global politics that happened during the week. The publications contains three to four short notes every week, in 700-800 words, looking at three questions: What happened? What is the background? What does it mean?
Both publications also feature a “Regional Roundup” section, offering concise, region-wise snapshots of key global developments. These brief updates provide quick context, enabling readers to track regional trends along with the main focus notes.
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Students Protest in France: Underfunded schools, Marginalised suburbs and an Increasing fiscal squeeze Preetha Renganarayanan In the news On 03 October, Reuters reported that tens of thousands of students and supporters protested across France, continuing demonstrations that began on 21 September over dilapidated schools, overcrowding and teacher shortages. On 06 October, Reuters reported...
War returns to Tigray: Renewed violence, Broken peace agreement and a Humanitarian crisis Akshath Kaimal In the news On 20 September, Reuters reported that seven Tigrayan militant groups, including the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), joined together to form the Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival. On 23 September, Al Jazeera reported that the alliance launched...
CW Note The US-Iran War Week 26: Renewed Escalation and Diplomatic Deadlock Brighty Ann Sarah In the news On 30 August, Reuters reported that Washington attacked two Iranian launchers on Iran's Larak Island, claiming that the IRGC forces “were observed preparing to launch rockets with sea mines into Strait of Hormuz.” The attacks marked the first major military escalation since...