Articles

Opinion – Zelenskyy’s Visit to Washington

Alexander Brotman • Dec 26 2022 • Articles

President Zelenskyy visited Washington with the confidence of a wartime leader who knows where his country is headed and what tools are required in order to get there.

Opinion – Can the US and UK Further R2P’s Evolution?

Calista Burpee • Dec 23 2022 • Articles

Governments are making strides on Responsibility to Protect, but they must center affected local populations and civil society to reach the goal of ‘never again’.

Opinion – The Rationale of Russia’s ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine

David R. Marples • Dec 22 2022 • Articles

Russia seeks to depopulate and destroy the entity that since 1991 has existed as the independent Ukrainian state. Only deeply flawed narratives can describe this situation otherwise.

Beyond Geopolitics: Re-Examining Russia’s BRICS Relationship

Lucas Dias Rodrigues dos Santos • Dec 20 2022 • Articles

More than material benefit, status concerns are key to Russia’s engagement – but domestic issues should not be overlooked.

The Russo-Ukrainian War’s Impact: Africa and a ‘Neo-Cold War’

Jideofor Adibe • Dec 20 2022 • Articles

The impact of the war on Russia-Africa relations will depend on how the eventual end of the war affects the distribution of power in the global system.

Opinion – Challenging the European Migration Agenda

Mae Thompson and Marina Grama • Dec 15 2022 • Articles

Given the failure of European governments and IGOs to adopt a human rights-based response to migration flows, what hope is there for civil society to drive change?

Opinion – The War in Ukraine and Food Security in Africa

Matthew Rochat • Dec 14 2022 • Articles

Before becoming the ‘next breadbasket of the world’, African leaders are right to prioritize their food security needs at home.

Opinion – Energy Security: Moldova’s Quest for New Suppliers

Wilder Alejandro Sánchez • Dec 12 2022 • Articles

Moldova is steering towards a new energy security strategy, but its effectiveness will depend on the management of short and long-term political concerns.

Opinion – Coming in from the Soviet Cold: Feminist Politics in Kazakhstan

Martin Duffy • Dec 9 2022 • Articles

In Kazakhstan, there is now a well-organized feminist network. There are however limitations to the growth of feminist politics.

LGBTQ Politics in Kazakhstan: A Cross-Cutting Electoral Cleavage?

Martin Duffy • Dec 6 2022 • Articles

LGBTQ politics and activism, bolstered by international support, could prove a time-bomb that further threatens state stability.

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