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Amid World Powers: Africa's Leverage in a Shifting Global Order

Amid World Powers: Africa's Leverage in a Shifting Global Order

Titilope Ajeboriogbon argues that Africa’s critical minerals give it…

Europe’s Strategic Moment in the Taiwan Strait: Legitimacy, Deterrence, and the Politics of Peace

Europe’s Strategic Moment in the Taiwan Strait: Legitimacy, Deterrence, and the Politics of Peace

As Europe reassesses its strategic role in a shifting global order,…

A Geopolitics of Bystanders?

A Geopolitics of Bystanders?

Who is willing to fight for what, when, and how? Robert Schuett…

The Classroom is the Starting Point

The Classroom is the Starting Point

Nyashadzashe Mandivenga argues that to decolonise education, we…

Resilience, Influence, and Agency: How Small States Navigate a Fragmented World

Resilience, Influence, and Agency: How Small States Navigate a Fragmented World

Gezim Vllasi argues that small states can preserve autonomy and…

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The Liberal Order Is Losing Bangladesh

The Liberal Order Is Losing Bangladesh

27 February 2026
Amid World Powers: Africa's Leverage in a Shifting Global Order

Amid World Powers: Africa's Leverage in a Shifting Global Order

26 February 2026
Europe’s Strategic Moment in the Taiwan Strait: Legitimacy, Deterrence, and the Politics of Peace

Europe’s Strategic Moment in the Taiwan Strait: Legitimacy, Deterrence, and the…

25 February 2026

Columnists

A Geopolitics of Bystanders?
Robert Schuett

A Geopolitics of Bystanders?

22 February 2026
Who is willing to fight for what, when, and how? Robert Schuett argues that any serious political…
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Greenland Is Not for Sale: An Indigenous Activist Speaks Out Against the US
C.J. Polychroniou

Greenland Is Not for Sale: An Indigenous Activist Speaks Out Against the US

20 February 2026
The people of Greenland have stated: “We don’t want to be American, we don’t want to be Danish, we…
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Sustainability, Social Justice and the Role of the “Impartial Spectator”
Markus H.-P. Müller

Sustainability, Social Justice and the Role of the “Impartial Spectator”

19 February 2026
Markus H.-P. Müller explores how Adam Smith can help us reconcile  the tensions  for a…
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The Classroom is the Starting Point
Nyashadzashe Mandivenga

The Classroom is the Starting Point

18 February 2026
Nyashadzashe Mandivenga argues that to decolonise education, we must position students as co-…
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Introduction: The European Union in an Illiberal World
Nicholas Sowels, Jan Wouters, Michał Dulak and Maria C. Latorre

Introduction: The European Union in an Illiberal World

11 February 2026
This is the introduction to a forthcoming e-book by the Global Governance Research Group of…
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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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Opinion and Analysis

The Liberal Order Is Losing Bangladesh
Nowshin Noor

The Liberal Order Is Losing Bangladesh

27 February 2026
Nowshin Noor argues that by squeezing Bangladesh, the West is ceding rules-based order to China.…
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Amid World Powers: Africa's Leverage in a Shifting Global Order
Titilope Ajeboriogbon

Amid World Powers: Africa's Leverage in a Shifting Global Order

26 February 2026
Titilope Ajeboriogbon argues that Africa’s critical minerals give it new leverage in a shifting…
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Gen Z Movements: A Cure against Rising Autocratization?
Jasmin Lorch

Gen Z Movements: A Cure against Rising Autocratization?

25 February 2026
Jasmin Lorch argues that while Gen Z movements can be successful in ousting autocratic and corrupt…
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Europe’s Strategic Moment in the Taiwan Strait: Legitimacy, Deterrence, and the Politics of Peace
Jianyong Yue

Europe’s Strategic Moment in the Taiwan Strait: Legitimacy, Deterrence, and the Politics of Peace

25 February 2026
As Europe reassesses its strategic role in a shifting global order, the Taiwan Strait presents not…
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Politics as a Vocation
Mark Beeson

Politics as a Vocation

24 February 2026
Mark Beeson argues that the historical moment may demonstrate the limits of national power when…
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Global Health: Nigeria and the Pathology of the Hostage State in an Era of Fragmentation
Nelson Aghogho Evaborhene

Global Health: Nigeria and the Pathology of the Hostage State in an Era of Fragmentation

24 February 2026
Nelson Aghogho Evaborhene argues that in a post-hegemonic world, true health security is not a…
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Recognition and Influence: Lessons from Honduras
Juan Fernando Herrera Ramos

Recognition and Influence: Lessons from Honduras

23 February 2026
Juan Fernando Herrera Ramos argues that Honduras’ diplomatic shift from Taiwan to China offers…
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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 - The Law and Politics of International Legitimacy
Kyra Wigard

Book Review - The Law and Politics of International Legitimacy

25 February 2026
The Law and Politics of International Legitimacy by Jean-Marc Coicaud. Cambridge: Cambridge…
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Book Review - Contender States and Modern Chinese International Thought: From the Republican Era until the ‘Chinese School of International Relations’
Xin Liu

Book Review - Contender States and Modern Chinese International Thought: From the Republican Era until the ‘Chinese School of International Relations’

13 February 2026
Contender States and Modern Chinese International Thought: From the Republican Era until the ‘…
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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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