Jan 19
The Decline of Frozen Conflicts and the Rise of Managed Cooperation
For much of the modern era, peace was often defined by what did not happen. Guns fell silent, borders hardened, and negotiations dragged on indefinitely. This uneasy calm — widely known as a “frozen conflicts” — became the accepted norm in many regions of the world. It was a peace without reconciliation, stability without trust, and survival without progress. Nowhere has this reality been more…