International peacekeeping operations are multinational missions to restore peace in conflict zones, often led by the UN. “Shock and awe” refers to overwhelming force used to quickly crush opposition, as seen in peacekeeping missions in the Congo, East Timor, and Haiti.

The "body as a temple" is a religious and philosophical idea found in faiths like Buddhism, Christianity, and Hinduism. It sees the body as a sacred vessel given by God(s) to house the soul, and therefore deserving of deep respect in both actions and thought.

Rosatom is the Russian state nuclear energy company. Rosatom possesses about 44% of the world's uranium enrichment capacities, and exports enriched uranium to countries all over the world alongside new-build nuclear reactors and reactor components. Last year the European Union imported a quarter of the enriched uranium it needed from Russia. Rosatom is largely unsanctioned.

Slow parenting is a parenting approach that gives the child leadership and control over their own life. This means there is no strict schedule imposed by the parent; the child decides what and when to eat, what to play with and when, and goes to sleep when they feel tired.

Animal offsetting is the view that eating animal products is morally permissible if one donates enough to animal charities to offset the harm caused.