Berkley Center

Mohammed Sinan Siyech explores how India’s balancing act between Israel and Palestine since the war started has shed light on how India’s foreign policy has evolved, particularly against the backdrop of a right-wing government in power in both nations.

Laura Collins examines the increased external state engagement in the Central African Republic, what she describes as a cautionary tale about how we understand the effects of external state influence on local conflict dynamics and the relevance of transnational linkages based on a common religious identity.

Vesko Garčević discusses how the Serbian Orthodox Church is a more influential and powerful institution than any individual political figure, an important node in a network spanning politics, traditional and social media, and academia.