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The Culprit(s) of the New Cold War: US or China or Both?

The Culprit(s) of the New Cold War: US or China or Both?

Jianyong Yue contends that today’s U.S.–China Cold War is the product…

Against Mastery: Thinking in the Shadow of Neoliberal Times

Against Mastery: Thinking in the Shadow of Neoliberal Times

Pavan Mano explores alternative ways intellectual depth, complexity…

The International Liberal Order: Living on Borrowed Time

The Liberal International Order: Living on Borrowed Time

Toro Hardy explains how the liberal international order is being…

Solving the Rohingya crisis could provide a new Refugee Repatriation Model

Solving the Rohingya crisis could provide a new Refugee Repatriation Model

Ashfaq Zaman argues that we need a new refugee repatriation model:…

Zelensky has “cards” Syngman Rhee didn’t have during the Korean War

Zelensky has “cards” Syngman Rhee didn’t have during the Korean War

Jong Eun Lee argues that Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky has…

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The Culprit(s) of the New Cold War: US or China or Both?

The Culprit(s) of the New Cold War: US or China or Both?

15 October 2025
New EU Tariffs will End Europe’s Era of Affordable Fashion

New EU Tariffs will End Europe’s Era of Affordable Fashion

14 October 2025
The Great Power Politics Behind the current Voting Impasse at the World Bank

The Great Power Politics Behind the current Voting Impasse at the World Bank

13 October 2025

Columnists

Deciphering Contestation of the Liberal International Order
Jing-Syuan Wong

Deciphering Contestation of the Liberal International Order

10 October 2025
Jing-Syuan Wong analyses the four most important aspects of the endogenous contestation of the…
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Refections on (Iranian) Nationalism
Ali Ansari

Refections on (Iranian) Nationalism

06 October 2025
Ali Ansari argues that patriotism requires freedom. Nationalism is a peculiar ideology. Depending…
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Against Mastery: Thinking in the Shadow of Neoliberal Times
Pavan Mano

Against Mastery: Thinking in the Shadow of Neoliberal Times

06 October 2025
Pavan Mano explores alternative ways intellectual depth, complexity and care can be developed and…
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Why Medication Matters: Mental Health, War, and Ukraine
Robert Schuett and Georg Psota

Why Medication Matters: Mental Health, War, and Ukraine

02 October 2025
In Ukraine and beyond, resilience requires more than courage. Robert Schuett and Georg Psota argue…
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The International Liberal Order: Living on Borrowed Time
Alfredo Toro Hardy

The Liberal International Order: Living on Borrowed Time

01 October 2025
Toro Hardy explains how the liberal international order is being squeezed out of oxygen, arguing…
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The European Union in the Face of Conspiracy Theories as Hybrid Threats
Carlos González-Tormo

The European Union in the Face of Conspiracy Theories as Hybrid Threats

30 September 2025
Carlos González-Tormo looks at the functioning of conspiracy theories in undermining democracy and…
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Development Cooperation at a Tipping Point: How do policy norms break?
Stephan Klingebiel and Andy Sumner

Development Cooperation at a Tipping Point: How do policy norms break?

26 September 2025
Stephan Klingebiel and Andy Sumner on the fragmentation of the global normative landscape and the…
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Opinion and Analysis

The Culprit(s) of the New Cold War: US or China or Both?
Jianyong Yue

The Culprit(s) of the New Cold War: US or China or Both?

15 October 2025
Jianyong Yue contends that today’s U.S.–China Cold War is the product of structural miscalculations…
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New EU Tariffs will End Europe’s Era of Affordable Fashion
Taiwo Meghoma

New EU Tariffs will End Europe’s Era of Affordable Fashion

14 October 2025
Paris Fashion Week dazzles the cameras each season, yet behind the scenes the industry faces a…
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The Great Power Politics Behind the current Voting Impasse at the World Bank
Robert H. Wade and Jakob Vestergaard

The Great Power Politics Behind the current Voting Impasse at the World Bank

13 October 2025
Robert H. Wade and Jakob Vestergaard explore why some powers wish to prevent the Bank form…
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Critical Minerals are the New Oil and Gold
Raheem Nkumane

Critical Minerals are the New Oil and Gold

09 October 2025
Raheem Nkumane outlines why the race for critical minerals will define decades of future growth and…
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Abandon AUKUS: The Case for Independence
Mark Beeson

Abandon AUKUS: The Case for Independence

08 October 2025
Mark Beeson explores how Australia could help to unpick the China-US ‘security dilemma’. The…
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Prabowo’s Climate Test at the UN: Can Indonesia Lead Where America Falters?
Bhima Yudhistira Adhinegara and Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat

Prabowo’s Climate Test at the UN: Can Indonesia Lead Where America Falters?

07 October 2025
Bhima Yudhistira Adhinegara and Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat on why Indonesia’s President must resist…
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Solving the Rohingya crisis could provide a new Refugee Repatriation Model
Ashfaq Zaman

Solving the Rohingya crisis could provide a new Refugee Repatriation Model

29 September 2025
Ashfaq Zaman argues that we need a new refugee repatriation model: one that turns crises into…
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Essays

Earth Observation Dependency and the Case for a New Global Norm
Harrison Mellor

Earth Observation Dependency and the Case for a New Global Norm

13 October 2025
Earth observation (EO) satellites play a critical role in disaster preparedness and climate…
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 30th anniversary of Dayton: Unfinished peace project in Bosnia and Herzegovina and a roadmap towards Dayton 2.0
Ismet Fatih Čančar

30th anniversary of Dayton: Unfinished peace project in Bosnia and Herzegovina and a roadmap towards Dayton 2.0

18 February 2025
The Dayton Agreement has been hailed as one of the most successful feats of American diplomacy.…
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International Humility: Rebooting an Age-old Virtue
Yönet C. Tezel

International Humility: Rebooting an Age-old Virtue

27 January 2025
Humility has been widely valued in philosophical and religious traditions for centuries, and more…
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Reviews

Book Review - Dream the Size of Freedom: How African Liberation Mobilized New Left Internationalism
Brian S. Mueller

Book Review - Dream the Size of Freedom: How African Liberation Mobilized New Left Internationalism

13 October 2025
Dream the Size of Freedom: How African Liberation Mobilized New Left Internationalism by R. Joseph…
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Should Gorbachev have learned from state-capitalist China?
Jianyong Yue

Should Gorbachev have learned from state-capitalist China?

24 September 2025
Collapse: The Fall of the Soviet Union. Vladislav M. Zubok. Yale University Press. 2022.…
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Global Justice and the Biodiversity Crisis: Conservation in a World of Inequality
Ramiz Abbaszada

Book Review - Global Justice and the Biodiversity Crisis: Conservation in a World of Inequality

17 September 2025
Global Justice and the Biodiversity Crisis: Conservation in a World of Inequality by Chris…
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