Now Recruiting – Middle East Editors
We are seeking volunteer editors (students at all levels are welcome) to join us and help us to fill a vital space for dialogues on Middle East affairs.
Opinion – The Hidden Genocide Behind Uyghur Forced Labor
Forced labor ultimately serves China’s goal of minimizing the financial costs of genocide while accelerating the eradication of the Uyghur people.
Analysing the Justiciability of Social and Economic Rights
Arguments against SERs’ justiciability—on grounds of their ‘costly’ nature, vagueness, intangibility, and the incapacity of courts—prove counterproductive and misguided.
Call of Duty and Our Geopolitical Reality
The highest grossing video game franchise of all time will soon launch its latest installment, but we should be paying more attention to a 2012 predecessor.
The Next Challenge for Bangladesh’s 2024 Uprising
Arendt’s concept of natality provides a valuable framework as it emphasizes the need for ongoing creativity, engagement, and the establishment of new possibilities.
Beijing’s Charm Offensive: China’s Soft Power Projection in Central Asia
China’s education diplomacy in CARs elucidates the intricacies of building cultural affinity, the nuances of alignment, and the synergy between hard and soft power.
Interview – Klaus Dodds
Klaus Dodds reflects on the effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the Arctic Council, and the impacts of Russian claims of hydrocarbon reserves in the Antarctic.
‘Worse Than a Dictatorship’: Rwanda’s 2024 General Election
In polls that were immediately criticised for disqualifying genuine opposition, Rwanda’s incumbent president Paul Kagame was ostentatiously elected for a fourth term.
Opinion – Georgia’s Embrace of Discrimination
The Georgian Dream Party seeks to ban pride marches, censor the media, ban the public endorsement of LGBTQ+ relationships, deny gender-affirming care, and outlaw same-sex marriage and adoption.
Opinion – Europe Cannot Ignore the Republican Party’s Shifting Foreign Policy Playbook
Europe must adapt to changing expectations from three competing Republican foreign policy schools or face the geostrategic consequences.
Opinion – Israel’s Two Front War
Whatever happens next in the region, the risks of a broader war (although unlikely) cannot be ruled out – especially when considering an Iranian response.
The 2024 Elections, Disinformation, Cyberattacks and the Possibility of Insurgency in the US
Russia, China, and Iran believe the American house is burning, and evidence suggest they might loot it as it burns.
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