Articles

Arab Contributions to Islamic International Relations: Why is There No Breakthrough in Theorizing?

Ali Bakir • Sep 4 2024 • Articles

Without a commitment to producing original knowledge, there is little hope of changing the status quo.

The Rising Girl Love Factor in Thailand’s Soft Power

Nguyen Le • Sep 4 2024 • Articles

Thailand’s strategic efforts to enhance its brand through LGBTQ+ rights serves as both entertainment and a reflection of the country’s progressive values.

Opinion – Nigeria’s Readiness to Fight Corruption and End Poverty

Olukayode Bakare • Aug 28 2024 • Articles

Nigeria’s anti-graft institutions must be stronger and autonomous in order to effectively prosecute corruption and help alleviate a raft of insecurity crises.

Opinion – The Duality of Maia Sandu

Stanislav Pavlovschi • Aug 28 2024 • Articles

The true test of Sandu’s leadership lies not in her alignment of Moldova with Western values, but in her adherence to those values in practice.

Opinion – Queer Experiences of Atrocity Crimes and the Fight for LGBTI+ Rights

Dean Cooper-Cunningham • Aug 25 2024 • Articles

There is a clear link between LGBTI+ issues, particularly homophobia, and the prevention of – or resistance to – mass atrocities.

Omens for the South Caucasus in the 2024 US Presidential Election

Intigam Mamedov • Aug 19 2024 • Articles

Beyond the US election result, the attention to the South Caucasus depends on which role the emerging regional order will play in a changing global security architecture.

Central Asia: The Last Stronghold of a Declining Russia?

Otabek Akromov • Aug 19 2024 • Articles

Moscow’s instruments of extracting political concessions in the region are gradually losing their effectiveness as the war in Ukraine continues.

The Effects of Wars: Lessons from Ukraine

Reductive approaches must be replaced with a more comprehensive integrated analysis to learn lessons essential to preventing comparable conflicts.

Between Myth and Reality: Soviet Legacies in the Russian Arctic

Alina Bykova • Aug 14 2024 • Articles

While seven of the eight Arctic states are NATO members, Russia is still a significant opponent in the region due to the size of its northern coastline and historical conditions.

Opinion – Reflecting on Hiroshima

Martin Duffy • Aug 9 2024 • Articles

The expansion of the worldwide peace movement is evidence of the continuing dialogue concerning “museums of war and peace” and Hiroshima/Nagasaki days are at the heart of that conceptualization.

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