As Western institutions falter and global power diffuses, non-Western actors are seizing the opportunity to redefine norms on their own terms.
Shifting loyalties, Abiy Ahmed’s expansionist ambitions, the Tigrayan elite’s secessionist agenda, TPLF miscalculation, and foreign interference have created a volatile situation.
PECA is not just a legal instrument, but a political technology embodying Foucauldian governmentality in its most modern, digital form.
The downfalls of a series of leaders and regimes underscores the fragility of authoritarian rule and the demand for democratic governance.
Structural forces set the stage for global politics, but the personal diplomacy of leading figures actively constructs the contours of geopolitical landscapes.
Presently, states and policy makers view AI through four dominant hypes: Bloom, Boom, Gloom and Doom.
The Kashmir attack has bound both Pakistan and India towards the same precarious trajectory, with potential escalation looming.
Laryš’s analysis of Russia’s proxy war in Donbas is rich in theory and detail, though occasionally weighed down by dense structure and unclear chronology.
The commentary on the Chagos issue illustrates the increasingly polarised and detrimental nature of public discourse in the UK.
Melissa Conley Tyler discusses Australia’s evolving diplomacy, highlighting the role of middle powers and minilateralism in a shifting global landscape.
Trump’s wilful ignorance and urgency for peace may achieve little in terms of a lasting solution but risks leaving a legacy of unresolved tensions.
Saudi Arabia mirrors China’s authoritarian modernization, but its deep cultural conservatism complicates MBS’s vision.
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