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Empire? Yes. 19th Century? Not So Much.

Empire? Yes. 19th Century? Not so much.

John Williams and Dennis R. Schmidt explore Trump’s Multilateral…

Trump vs Churchill and De Gaulle

Trump vs Churchill and De Gaulle

In order to confront Trump, Europe needs to follow the teachings of…

Artificial Superintelligence, Sentience, and Singularity: Balancing Unprecedented Prosperity with Dignity and Survival

Artificial Superintelligence, Sentience, and Singularity: Balancing Unprecedented Prosperity with Dignity and Survival

Nayef Al-Rodhan argues that we may become the first civilisational…

The Future of the International Stabilisation Force in Gaza?

The Future of the International Stabilisation Force in Gaza?

Based on the experience of 75 years of UN peacekeeping and 30 years…

The Power of the Less Powerful: doing more with more

The Power of the Less Powerful: doing more with more

Pursuing the call for middle powers around the world to step up,…

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Empire? Yes. 19th Century? Not So Much.

Empire? Yes. 19th Century? Not so much.

10 February 2026
How External Digital Actors Are Influencing Bangladesh's Political Discourse Ahead of the 2026 Election

How External Digital Actors Are Influencing Bangladesh's Political Disco…

10 February 2026
The Trouble With How We Define Intelligence

The Trouble With How We Define Intelligence

10 February 2026

Columnists

The Trouble With How We Define Intelligence
Robert Schuett

The Trouble With How We Define Intelligence

10 February 2026
What is intelligence? Robert Schuett explains why dominant definitions fail to capture intelligence…
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Trump vs Churchill and De Gaulle
Alfredo Toro Hardy

Trump vs Churchill and De Gaulle

04 February 2026
In order to confront Trump, Europe needs to follow the teachings of Churchill and De Gaulle. The…
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Intelligence and the Limits of Political Realism
Robert Schuett

Intelligence and the Limits of Political Realism

03 February 2026
Intelligence is everywhere in international politics, yet largely absent from realist theory.…
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Poland and the Sword’s Edge
Marek M. Jaros and Robert Schuett

Poland and the Sword’s Edge

28 January 2026
The security dilemma is as old as politics itself. Marek M. Jaros and Robert Schuett argue that…
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The Economic Challenges to the European Union of “Trumpism”
Nicholas Sowels

The Economic Challenges to the European Union of “Trumpism”

21 January 2026
Nicholas Sowels reviews how President Trump overturned the world economic order since returning to…
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C. J. Polychroniou

Only the Iranian People Should Determine Their Nation’s Future

19 January 2026
It’s virtually impossible to predict what lies ahead for Iran and its people. But if President…
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Global Development Policy and the New World Disorder: The Trump Administration’s Delivery of a High-Voltage Shockwave
Andy Sumner and Stephan Klingebiel

Global Development Policy and the New World Disorder: The Trump Administration’s Delivery of a High-Voltage Shockwave

15 January 2026
Andy Sumner and Stephan Klingebiel assess how President Trump’s decision to quit 66 international…
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Opinion and Analysis

How External Digital Actors Are Influencing Bangladesh's Political Discourse Ahead of the 2026 Election
Arafatur Rahaman

How External Digital Actors Are Influencing Bangladesh's Political Discourse Ahead of the 2026 Election

10 February 2026
Arafatur Rahaman argues that Bangladesh needs to act now to avoid cross-border digital election…
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Empire? Yes. 19th Century? Not So Much.
John Williams and Dennis R. Schmidt

Empire? Yes. 19th Century? Not so much.

10 February 2026
John Williams and Dennis R. Schmidt explore Trump’s Multilateral Imperialism – and why the future…
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Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health in 2026: From Crisis Management to System Correction
Rajat Khosla

Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health in 2026: From Crisis Management to System Correction

09 February 2026
Rajat Khosla lays out six priorities to move women’s, children’s and adolescents’ health from…
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Leverage and Constraint: African Agency under the America First Global Health Strategy
Nelson Aghogho Evaborhene

Leverage and Constraint: African Agency under the America First Global Health Strategy

05 February 2026
Nelson Aghogho Evaborhene on the latest attempt to present strategic allocation as technical…
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When Climate Policy Meets Prolonged Scarcity: Governance as Infrastructure for Endurance
Stephanie Zabriskie

When Climate Policy Meets Prolonged Scarcity: Governance as Infrastructure for Endurance

03 February 2026
Climate adaptation policy continues to underperform in the face of prolonged scarcity when…
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The Rules-Based International Order that Never Was
Nicholas Ross Smith

The Rules-Based International Order that Never Was

02 February 2026
Nicholas Ross Smith, from the University of Canterbury's National Centre for Research on Europe,…
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India and China: Leaders of the Global South?
Curated by Joel Sandhu

India and China: Leaders of the Global South?

02 February 2026
China and India increasingly present themselves as leaders of the Global South — a term that…
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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 - Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Crises: Robust Human Rights Norms?
Abigail Ewen

Book Review - Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Crises: Robust Human Rights Norms?

18 December 2025
Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Crises: Robust Human Rights Norms?  by Carolin Funke and…
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Book Review - The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition
Paul Stubbs

Book Review - The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition

07 November 2025
The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition by Jorge Heine, Carlos…
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Book Review - Iran’s Grand Strategy: A Political History by Vali Nasr
Rahana Sherin K V

Book Review - Iran’s Grand Strategy: A Political History by Vali Nasr

28 October 2025
Iran’s Grand Strategy: A Political History by Vali Nasr. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press…
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