The article critically examines the notion of war and peace, emphasizing that conflicts have never truly solved any issues but instead have led to a reordering of geopolitical relationships and new power dynamics. The author points out that despite the evident horrors of the 20th century, including nuclear threats, there has not been a unified consensus on alternative conflict resolution approaches, as evidenced by ongoing violence even in times labeled as peaceful. The phrase 'peace of whom?' resonates throughout the discussion, especially in the context of recent events such as the invasion of Ukraine by Vladimir Putin, which exposes the selective narrative surrounding European conflicts while neglecting other significant issues in non-European regions. Through this lens, the article calls for a broader understanding of peace that encompasses the voices of women, who are often sidelined in these discussions about conflict and resolution.