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Foreign Policy & IR
En Équateur, le Plan Phoenix justifie les violences…
En présentant la montée du narcotrafic comme une « guerre interne », le Plan Phoenix justifie l’usage massif des…
Have the Seeds of an Asian Spring Been Sown?
The 2025 protests in Nepal against a corrupt government have marked a turning point in youth-led mobilization in…
Opinion | The Nobel Peace Prize is Quietly Redefining…
The Nobel Peace Prize has chosen to defend democracy as the sole legitimate architecture for peace.
Fighting Fire with Fire: Artillery in the…
It is of the utmost importance that Ukraine’s artillery needs are satiated—to defend its sovereignty, and to…
Blurring the Line: Is the Thailand-Cambodia Border…
Amid the recent intensification of the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, another battle ignites: a "war of words"…
Troubling Signs of Reemerging Authoritarianism in Syria
Post-Assad Syria is being rebuilt–seemingly intentionally–upon a controlled narrative that utilizes unresolved…
How Iceland Can Navigate NATO’s New Five Per Cent…
NATO’s smallest member is at a crossroads amid the alliance’s new spending commitments to defence.
A Paradise Caught Between South Asia’s Most Dangerous…
In the long, tumultuous history of Kashmir, the April 2025 Pahalgam attack marks yet another turning point, one…
How EU Divisions Handed Trump a Trade Victory
Europe’s leaders must now decide: face Washington as a single bloc or as 27 competing suitors who could gift Trump…
With the Return of Babiš, ANO’s Flexible Populism Moves…
Babiš’s return marks a pivotal moment for Czech democracy, testing the country’s longstanding liberal trajectory in…
Opinion | Iran’s Nuclear Quest: Legal Violation, Moral…
Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons exposes the tensions at the heart of the global nuclear order.
How Donald Trump Uses the ‘Beautiful Game’…
If soccer is a universal language, the proliferation of soccer mega-events translates into an increasingly intimate…