Energy Security and the Revival of US Hard Power in Latin America
The assault on Venezuela represents a pivotal moment in the contemporary energy geopolitics of the region.
Repeating Iraq in Venezuela: Different Presidents, Same Mistake
The world is currently in a fragile imbalance as US hegemonic power declines amidst the rise of Trump’s hemispheric foreign policy.
Digital Colonialism Is the New Scramble for Africa
Africans are in a position to create alternative solutions, establish a regulatory framework, and pursue the development of genuine digital sovereignty.
From French Guiana to the Falklands: Could US Influence Reshape Europe’s Overseas Territories?
Washington’s actions in the coming years may reshape the political and economic landscape of the Western hemisphere.
Opinion – External Funding Dependence in African Union Conflict Resolution
As long as the AU remains deficient in funding its activities and has to rely on the West, and now China, it will be obligated to further the interests of its benefactors.
Opinion – Venezuela and the Cost of Abandoning South American Collective Defense
The internationalization of the Venezuelan crisis is neither inevitable nor simply the result of domestic authoritarian drift
Opinion – Trump’s Spectacle of Domination in Venezuela
If drug enforcement were the operative concern in Trump’s calculus, Venezuela would barely register.
The Diffuse Unilateralism of Trump’s Venezuela Intervention
This sustained character of Trump’s foreign policy decisions constitute a reversal of multilateral expectations after the end of the Cold War.
Neo-Ottomanism as Civilizational Nationalism: Turkey’s Quest for Identity
Neo-Ottomanism represents a civilizational state nationalism of restorative nostalgia, seeking the restoration of imperial status in a hierarchical world.
Interview – Astha Chadha
Astha Chadha calls for a post-Western Global IR that embraces religion, hauntology, and non-Western cosmologies to rethink power, justice, and security.
Contested Horizons in Post-Ba’ath Syria
Syrian politics today looks like a frontline of totalising projects competing to own the future in the name of the nation, the revolution, or the country.
Ulster’s Political Hauntology and the Forces Research Unit
The emerging academic sub-discipline of political hauntology explores how the past, especially lost or failed futures, can haunt the present.
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