Felipe Aas

"The deep historical, linguistic, and cultural roots shared in the Nordic region, coupled with the countries similar profiles, has brought about a school of thought advocating for the expansion of cooperation beyond its current form into a…
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While the use of mercenaries is a conventional practice, its proliferation is nevertheless a cause for concern. By enabling states to put boots on the ground in a largely unofficial capacity, states can engage in warfare while bypassing…
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While the COVID-19 pandemic is bound to come to an eventual end, its impact on criminal networks will be long-lasting. This will hold especially true in places where organized crime is now able to restrict the movement of populations in the…
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The stage has been set: the rich are getting richer, the poor are getting poorer, and the working population upon which we depend on to prop up our social nets is dwindling. The four horsemen are coming. 
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Given that some members of NAM have outgrown their status as developing countries and others have acquired far more power than their Cold War-selves could have imagined, one is forced to question the extent to which NAM simply is a Cold War…
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Staff writer Felipe Aas: "Beyond climate change’s challenge to the central tenet of the Westphalian system, it also constitutes a more immediate threat — that of armed conflict"
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