Analysis with Patrick Green, MSc: Corruption and Coercion – Why Myanmar’s Civil War Persists
With Myanmar’s final election phase ending on January 26, 2026, this report argues that lasting stability depends less on the electoral process than on curbing the military’s corrupt revenue networks.
Op-Eds with Tessera: Contrasting the Invasions of Panama and Venezuela under International Law
This op-ed compares the U.S. invasions of Panama and Venezuela to argue that both expose a recurring willingness to override international law in the name of national interest. It suggests that Venezuela reflects a further erosion of legal restraint and of the international order itself.
Analysis with Mani Nouri, PhD(c): No Going Back – Iran’s 2026 Revolutionary Uprising
In this article, Mani Nouri examines the unfolding unrest in Iran as a revolutionary moment rather than a conventional protest movement. He argues that the convergence of mass popular anger, regime overreach, and regional geopolitical setbacks has created the most profound challenge to the Islamic Republic in decades.
Briefings with Tessera: “In the Nuclear Age, Failure Cannot be Repeated”- Jeffrey Sachs Warns the Security Council of Global Anarchy
“The UN was created to place international law above anarchy… If the kidnapping of a Head of State and the bombing of a sovereign country are tolerated, the message is that the law is optional and force is the true arbiter of international relations.” – J. Sachs