We are living through a deeply unsettling historical moment. Wars rage across multiple regions of the world, violence dominates the news cycle, and the international frameworks meant to protect human dignity and safety are being dismantled. The structures that emerged after the two World Wars—institutions designed to safeguard peace, cooperation, and human rights—seem to be unraveling faster than we can process. In many ways, the world feels disoriented. What once felt like a

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In the wake of yet another tragic event, I find myself compelled to address the pervasive violence saturating our society—a violence that...