The article explores the complexities and risks of prosecuting war crimes during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. It highlights the unprecedented documentation and investigation efforts led by Ukraine and supported by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The piece questions the neutrality and potential long-term consequences of the ICC's rapid involvement, drawing parallels with past conflicts like Libya. It underscores the importance of maintaining judicial impartiality and credibility to ensure justice is served without exacerbating the conflict.

The article discusses the ongoing migration crisis in the Mediterranean, highlighting the tragic loss of life and the European Union's controversial handling of the situation. It criticizes the EU for outsourcing the problem to countries like Turkey and Libya, resulting in human rights violations. The piece calls for unified global policies and local initiatives to address migration, emphasizing the potential benefits of immigration for Europe. It also underscores the need for the EU to uphold human rights in its foreign aid programs and to address the dire situation in Libya.

The article discusses the ongoing conflict in Libya, focusing on the recent offensive by Khalifa Haftar's Libyan National Army against Tripoli. It highlights the dire situation for Libyan civilians, the historical context of violence and instability since Gaddafi's regime, and the international community's response. The author criticizes the hypocrisy of Western nations and international organizations, calling for a more robust and principled approach to restoring security and justice in Libya. The piece underscores the need for international support to help Libyans rebuild their country on democratic foundations.

On April 7, 2014, two consultants for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime were assassinated upon their arrival at Galkayo airport in Somalia. They were on an official mission to contribute to the security and peace in Somalia, working on issues of international piracy, terrorism financing, and money laundering. The author expresses profound shock and grief over the loss of one of the victims, Clément, a young, vibrant, and promising man with whom the author had a close relationship. The author reflects on the inherent risks of working in conflict zones and the personal impact of such a tragedy, urging readers not to forget those who risk their lives for international organizations and the values of freedom, democracy, and justice.