The Sahel reminds us that counter-terrorism is a sensitive, and essentially political, field of action.
Honest discussions are needed on whether the price paid by those who are directly affected by ‘economic pain’ is worth the political goals of the sanctioners.
A smooth transition rests on understanding the complex interplay between (changes in) energy systems and global politics and finding ways for policy makers to balance national interests with collective concerns.
Evolution through an embrace of pluralism and internal disagreement has equipped CTS with both the tools and the appetite to stay resilient and relevant.
We must teach transgressively, and we must be ready to be taught transgressively, for the benefit of our discipline, our students, and ourselves.
History helps reveal strategic differences that state leaders seek to obscure.
A unified, bipartisan, approach will aid in counterbalancing China’s growing influence in the region.
Placing opacity at the centre may enable the problematisation of external projects of intervention, no matter how ‘enabling’ they set out to be.
Fighting corruption is not just about catching crooks, but about changing the entrenched systems that breed them.
By studying China-Vietnam relations and maintaining equidistance vis-à-vis Russia and the US, Ukraine may have averted an all-out war.
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