Migration
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International Relations
- by Ann-Murray BrownGlobal conversations are often shaped without those most affected and structural barriers keep Global South voices out of key international forums.
- by Salvador Santino RegilmeEurope may be evolving toward a constitutional order where governance appears democratic in form, but increasingly functions in ways that reproduce oligarchic power.
- by Patrick LeslieIncreasing international instability will test Australia’s political establishment to its limits.
- by Anil Can ÖzgünStability in Syria and in the wider region depends on pragmatic engagement with Ankara, not outdated assumptions about empire.
- by Mohammad Javad MousavizadehThe US, a global magnet for over a million international students annually, gains far more than academic prestige from this influx.
- by Bailey SchwabIsraeli strategic planners can see both the collapse of Iran and the waning of American military centrality as dual pathways to regional hegemony.
- by E-International RelationsOlukayode Bakare analyzes coups, global rivalries, Nigeria-EU ties, and Africa’s democratic decline amid insecurity and shifting geopolitical dynamics.
- by Richard W. CoughlinThe central task is not merely to outcompete China, but to reimagine power in a world of environmental limits and democratic erosion.
- by Lee Jarvis and Tim LegrandThe freedom of association is a fundamental tenet of liberalism, and interfering with it can evoke authoritarianism.
- by Martin LarysHauter convincingly recasts Donbas as a Russian invasion using digital forensics, which, while innovative, is a contested method due to its reliance on online sources.