Six in 10 Russian billionaires are still not being sanctioned by the UK Government

A series of billionaires with ties to Britain remain untouched by the UK’s supposedly tough sanctions regime.

The wages of sin? As BAE Systems’ sees its revenue surge by 14% in 2024, the ethics of profiting from conflict and civilian suffering have to be contemplated

BAE Systems’ 14% revenue increase and record profits for 2024 highlight the company’s reliance on global conflict and arms sales, raising ethical concerns over the human cost of its financial success.

An alarming expansion: the geopolitical implications of North Korea’s troop deployment to Ukraine

The deployment of North Korean troops to aid Russia in Ukraine marks a perilous expansion of the conflict, signaling a potential shift towards a wider geopolitical crisis.

AOAV op-ed: the case for responsible use of long-range missiles by Ukraine

As President Biden considers lifting restrictions on Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles, strict measures must be implemented to ensure these weapons are not used against targets in populated areas, prioritizing civilian safety.