Latin America, and Colombia in particular, finds itself at the center of a geopolitical tug-of-war with China’s calculated investments and the US’s shifting policies.
Recent developments have raised questions about whether Iran is moving toward a version of federalism or simply seeking administrative devolution.
Michael Byers explains how space, climate change, and conflict intersect and why global cooperation and context matter more than ever in international law.
International law’s future depends on its capacity to evolve while maintaining fundamental protective principles.
AI is political and its future will be shaped by who participates and who ‘gets’ to participate in the conversation.
The timing is ripe for Türkiye to grasp the moment to close a painful chapter in its history before grievances between the Kurds and the Turks hurt deeper.
While the promotion of historical and cultural narratives can foster international cooperation and understanding, it also carries the risk of heightening global insecurities.
For authoritarian regimes, civilization-state status has become a justification for pursuing an alternative, civilizationally-defined path to modernity.
The international community should expect to see Taliban rule as a fixture in Afghanistan’s near term future.
James Wilson portrays Paul Nitze as a visionary yet polarizing strategist whose enduring influence invites both praise and critical scrutiny.
It is an illusion to assume that through its partnership with radical Islamists, the left in the West would bring about justice, peace, and democracy to the marginalized and oppressed.
If multilateral governance and international cooperation are to survive the onslaught of “America First” anti-globalism, they must be radically reconfigured
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