Nanda: End Putin’s war crimes by negotiating peace
Critics will likely denounce this proposal, but the cost of the protracted war in human and economic terms is prohibitive.
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Nanda: Vladimir Putin must be held accountable for war crimes in Ukraine
The challenge will be to link Russian President Vladimir Putin to the documented crimes against civilians in Ukraine through the command chain.
Nanda: Russia’s war spills to the Arctic with climate research the casualty
The war and the sanctions are likely to create wide gaps in crucial data collection, sharing, and monitoring, which were facilitated by the Arctic Council in an atmosphere of peace...
Nanda: Ukraine worked too hard for too long to fall back under Russia’s yoke
To accomplish his goal of Russia remaining a regional hegemon, Putin demands that Ukraine remain in Russiaās orbit and out of NATO. The world must not abandon Ukraine.
Nanda: The Beijing Games betrayed the Olympic mission of peace and human rights
The Games are over, athletes have gone home. Why to still talk about the Olympics and China? The simple answer is that human rights matter, freedoms of speech matter, and...
Nanda: Backlog of humanitarian parole visas traps American allies in Afghanistan
The sudden collapse of the U.S.-backed government in Afghanistan, the lightening speed of the Taliban takeover, and the chaotic exit from Kabul exacerbated the Afghan refugee crisis.
Nanda: Colorado River basin states must embrace conservation now to avert disaster
With a seemingly ominous crisis looming, three states committed to cut back 500,000 acre-feet in 2022 and 2023, enough to serve one million to 1.5 million households annually.
Nanda: Taliban must meet international demands before sanctions end
The international community faces a dilemma in Afghanistan: the need to urgently address the growing humanitarian crisis, even though the Taliban have totally failed to meet international demands after their...
Nanda: Climate change resolve could finally emerge at Glasgow
The U.N. Secretary-General, AntĆ³nio Guterres, described the submitted plans as a āthundering wakeup callā to world leaders
Nanda: The Taliban must earn recognition by respecting human rights
The fear that the Taliban would restrict womenās rights is coming to pass. Twenty years of reforms and progress are being erased. Uncertainty remains whether women may be allowed to...