10 Questions for Heidi Kingstone 1.) Your article powerfully weaves personal narratives, legal history, and current affairs. What initially drew you to write about genocide, especially at a time when the word seemed, as you put it, “dusty”? When I was about 12, my parents, younger brother, and I travelled to Germany and went to
By Heidi Kingstone Genocide was once a term reserved for the darkest chapters of history. But as urban warfare ravages cities from Mosul to Aleppo to Rafah, and mass atrocities go unpunished in Africa and beyond, Heidi Kingstone explores what it means to confront ‘the crime of crimes’ — and why, despite all we’ve learned,
10 Questions For Priyajit Debsarker 1.) In your analysis, you highlight both the pitfalls and the immense potential for collaboration in the subcontinent. What do you believe is the single greatest barrier to achieving real regional cooperation? It is extremely difficult to pinpoint one fundamental underlying reason for this perpetual spiral of enmity. However, if