Following the General Assembly declaring the annexation of Ukrainian illegal, Russia's presence on the UN Security Council has officially lost its legal basis.

FIFA's male-dominated World Cup fails to represent its diverse fan base, but those fighting for equality will persevere.

Ethical values should guide the definition of crimes and the creation of an international peace and police forces is key to effective law enforcement.

Five indivduals have been selected as the winners of the 2022 UN-aligned Environmental Quotient Quiz.

A summary of the lucky winners of the 2022 Nobel Prize in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, peace, and economics.

Welcome to last issue of volume 6 of The Gordian. The main theme of this volume is still justice, but we will also focus on a fight for justice that is unfolding in front of our eyes. Despite the brutality of the security forces in Iran, protests continue to thrive and grow. The courage and defiance of women is inspiring, and their determination to stand up for their rights is a testament to their strength and resilience. This issue offers the usual mix of politics, interviews and culture by UN-aligneders across the world, including Carla Pietrobattista, Elvira Ineza, Partho Chatterjee, Ted Daley, Ayesha Dawood, Aryan Yekrangi and Omar Alansari-Kreger. The editors are Adrian Liberto and Ariana Yekrangi.

Exclusive: A two-hour-long audio leak of a secret meeting between a Basij commander and news outlets reveals the regime’s tactics to suppress dissent.

This month’s Gordian Magazine marks the end of volume 6 in which we covered various aspects of justice and its relationship to law enforcement.

Stay up-to-date with the latest happenings from the past month with our monthly recap. From major events to key developments, we've got you covered.

As Cholera outbreak spreads across 29 countries, UNICEF calls for 27.5 million to combat disease.

The Gordian rolls on with its messages of peace and light and respect, but notwithstanding, the world seems to be getting darker and more troubled. Climate disasters are no longer the exception, while the threat of a nuclear apocalypse is more real than it ever has been. Giving in is not an option.

Rising global temperatures, energy insecurity, and geopolitical tensions are pushing nations to adopt sustainable, home-grown solutions. By combining renewable power, advanced storage methods, clean fuels, and nuclear energy, countries can decarbonise while safeguarding their energy supply.

When World War One broke out, one of the founding fathers of modern science fiction, H.G. Wells, popularised the “war to end all wars” antiwar euphemism while trenches were dug on the Western front as British, French and German militaries mobilised for war.

The IAEA has successfully preserved the spirit nuclear disarmament, but today we know that the enforcement of international law fails without a multilateral body of enforcement.