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Catherine Rottenberg is a Professor of Media, Communications, and Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her research investigates the convergence of…
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Opinion – Bangladesh’s Election and the Politics of India’s Eastern Borderlands – E-International Relations
Bangladesh’s February 12 election delivered a result that was decisive in its headline numbers but deeply unsettling in its detail. The Bangladesh…
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For Aquinas, a political community is not a contract between isolated individuals but a shared life in common. It is made up…
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In the 21st century, the international system has returned to a bipolar structure and is heading toward a new “Cold War” (Tunsjø,…
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Assessing Israel’s Apology to Qatar for the September 2025 Hamas Attack – E-International Relations
In recent years Israel has conducted military operations and/or violations on several countries including in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Iran, Lebanon, Syria,…
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Donald Trump’s presidency resists conventional categorisation. Analyses that treat him as a populist demagogue, an institutional stress test, or a media performer…
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It is with huge enthusiasm that the Latin American right has observed the measures taken by Nayib Bukele, incumbent president of El…
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To read the present conflict in Iran only through the categories of the Iran-Israel rivalry or the Tehran-Washington confrontation is to miss…
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Russia’s Post-Soviet Threats, Propaganda, and the Reality of Power – E-International Relations
In early 2026, the controversial Russian TV host Vladimir Solovyov suggested that Russia should consider launching “special military operations” not just in…
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War on Iran and the Breakdown of the Liberal International Order – E-International Relations
On February 28, 2026, Iran suffered coordinated missile attacks from Israel and the United States. The breakdown of diplomatic negotiations on the…