Articles

A Geopolitical “Furia Roja”? The European Union and Spain’s EURO 2024 Victory

Moritz Weiss and Benjamin Daßler • Sep 24 2024 • Articles

In both soccer and geopolitics, the key to success lies in the ability to bring together diverse strengths into a cohesive, adaptable, and formidable whole.

Opinion – Omens for Uruguay’s Presidential Elections

Wilder Alejandro Sánchez and Caleb M. Mills • Sep 23 2024 • Articles

Uruguay’s reputation as South America’s most secure state is well-earned, yet economic uncertainty, rising crime and the Venezuela crisis require increased international cooperation.

Opinion – Beijing’s Weaponisation of Diplomacy Against Taiwan

Tarik Solmaz • Sep 23 2024 • Articles

China has been systematically poaching Taiwan’s diplomatic allies over the last several years as part of a systematic campaign.

Northern Ireland as a Sacrifice Zone: The Lough Neagh Crisis

Louise Taylor and John Barry • Sep 22 2024 • Articles

Northern Ireland remains vulnerable to exploitation by corporate interests and governmental neglect which sacrifices public health and environmental integrity for financial gain.

Opinion – The Future of the Bangladesh Awami League

Kazi A S M Nurul Huda • Sep 19 2024 • Articles

The question of whether Bangladesh’s political future will be shaped by language or by goals will define the path to reconciliation in the years to come.

Opinion – Double Standards and Media Bias in Israel’s War on Gaza

Nasir Almasri • Sep 19 2024 • Articles

Palestinians have paid the price with their lives and livelihoods as American and European policymakers and media outlets continue to defend Israel.

Opinion – Injustice Paves the Way for Revolution: Lessons from Bangladesh

Shafi Md Mostofa • Sep 17 2024 • Articles

Bangladesh’s recent revolution is a powerful reminder that injustices, when left unchecked, inevitably sow the seeds of resistance and rebellion.

Opinion – Neutrality: The Schrödinger’s Cat of IR

Radek Váňa • Sep 13 2024 • Articles

The idea of a neutral relation is illogical, and hence we should stop using this term in the International Relations discourse.

‘Through the Eyes of Love’: Looking at International Politics Differently

Simon Polinder • Sep 10 2024 • Articles

Love brings in another perspective and helps us to see the beautiful and the good in international relations.

Post-Positivism Is Not Yet Normalized in International Relations

San Lee • Sep 10 2024 • Articles

To lessen the impact of power differences in International Relations, we should allocate the right to make authoritative criticism to more people.