Could a soccer match help mend ties between North and South Korea? – NBC News

Can a Soccer Match Bridge the Divide Between North and South Korea?

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A recent soccer match between North and South Korea ignited a spark of hope for better relations, creating a rare and powerful moment of unity amid ongoing tensions. Experts share their insights on how sports diplomacy could pave the way for meaningful change

Reconciliation at Risk: 50 Years After the Vietnam War – CSIS | Center for Strategic and International Studies

Reconciliation at Risk: Reflecting on 50 Years Since the Vietnam War

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Fifty years after the Vietnam War, reconciliation between the U.S. and Vietnam faces new challenges. CSIS explores ongoing diplomatic efforts amid geopolitical tensions and unresolved historical scars.

Justice, impunity, and the cost of Indonesia’s occupation of East Timor – Inside Indonesia

The High Price of Justice and Impunity in Indonesia’s Occupation of East Timor

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Decades after Indonesia’s occupation of East Timor, the quest for justice remains out of reach. Impunity for past abuses endures, and the lasting scars of conflict continue to shape East Timor’s path toward healing and renewal

Sri Lanka is on the Front Line of the Battle for Accountability – The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific Current Affairs Magazine

Sri Lanka Takes Center Stage in the Fight for Accountability

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Sri Lanka faces intensified international pressure as it becomes central to calls for accountability over wartime abuses. The island nation’s response will shape regional justice and human rights dynamics in Asia-Pacific.