Corruption is no longer seen as an issue confined to the Global South or the post-socialist region, it has also become a reality throughout the West.
The international community must align with the democratic aspirations held by the people of Bangladesh rather than prioritizing strategic alliances
Strengthening Bangladesh’s relationship with Australia hinges on a facilitating a new Indo-Pacific resettlement deal for Rohingya refugees.
Without effective oversight, the military may undermine or overthrow civilian authority, whether it be through coups or other methods of intervention.
It is likely in a new geopolitical conflict that African actors will seek to leverage competition to balance external powers.
Berlin should be careful not to grow into a hegemonic role in the long run because this could entice conflict and the build-up of counter-alliances.
Western states and arms companies have continued to export weapons to states where there is a clear risk of them being used in serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
Any arrangement that is to guide the free world through the period of persistent uncertainty ahead, must be shielded from nationalistic and populist tendencies.
The discourse surrounding resilience, particularly in postcolonial contexts, reveals a series of tensions and contradictions in its conceptualization and application.
Dismissing novel analytical approaches and stubbornly adhering to a Lewisian paradigm in Somaliland studies might result in overly simplified analyses and misguided policies.
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