J.D. Vance’s Munich Security Conference speech highlighted the U.S.’s intent to shape European politics, few tools enable this more than satellite communications.
Factors such as history, country conditions and religion suggest that scholars need to be more nuanced in their study of nationalism.
Future research should contribute to a more inclusive and nuanced understanding of climate politics, addressing both structural inequalities and the evolving nature of climate discourse.
As a new international system takes shape, influenced by emerging actors from the Global South, the distribution of global power is bound to continue to shift away from the Western core.
Migration diplomacy offers a framework for rethinking the tensions between control and sovereignty, cooperation and conflict, domination and resistance, and the link between domestic and foreign policy.
The danger framework is an invitation to incorporate psychology and linguistics into global politics.
Gaza is exceptionally climate-vulnerable, building on years of health and environmental decimation under unlawful blockade.
Efforts to decolonise, though necessary, unfold within institutions that are shaped by the structures of privilege and inequality that decolonisation seeks to dismantle.
A future where AI is truly ethical, sustainable, and just is possible – only if we demand it.
Prosecuting Mangione as a terrorist undermines his right to a fair trial and risks dismissing valid critiques of systemic healthcare inequities.
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