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International Relations
- by Mark N. KatzTrump’s 2025 National Security Strategy has adopted Mearsheimer's aims for US to achieve predominance in the West and prevent great powers to dominate other regions.
- by Peter ChaiNational sentiment in Japan can diverge sharply over military instalments, and local resistance remains a source of uncertainty for Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s plans.
- by Martin DuffyWeapons experts consulted by the BBC suggested that an obsolete, more potent agent like camite was used, alongside CS-gas, in Tbilisi.
- by E-International RelationsAnkit Panda reflects on a new nuclear age marked by great-power rivalry, rising proliferation pressures, and fading arms control, urging realism about deterrence in a riskier world.
- by Seán MolloyThe NSS 2025 shares an unrealistic belief that simply being the world’s predominant in power will inevitably deliver positive outcomes for the United States.
- by Daniele CarminatiChina’s gains are hard to deny, but five years are not enough to define a new paradigm of attraction in international relations.
- by Seifudein AdemThe intellectual relationship between Mazrui and Bull remains one of the most instructive cross-civilizational dialogues in the history of IR.
- by Ju Hyung KimIf Tokyo and Seoul fail to deepen strategic integration, they risk repeating the illusion that regional security can exclusively rely on a single external great power.
- by Georg LammichThe trajectory of China as a long-term player in Africa's security will be shaped by both its global ambitions and the continent's own agency.
- by Andrea Maria Pelliconi and Victor KattanSovereign equality and the illegality of conquest may well give way to an order in which occupation becomes indistinguishable from conquest.