The editorial reflects on the enduring nature of global challenges, noting that while priorities shift, fundamental issues persist. Drawing from a 1988 International Peace Forum in Nice, Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan highlights the enduring influence of “violent and self-seeking men” in shaping international relations, yet emphasizes the urgency of fostering dialogue to address security, environmental degradation, and social inequities. He argues that modern conflicts—exacerbated by technological progress—demand a reimagined approach to security, one that transcends military considerations to encompass ecological and economic stability. “Security is an indivisible entity,” he asserts,