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Early in the Russia-Ukraine war, Ukrainian forces exhausted NATO’s annual peacetime production of 155-millimeter artillery shells within weeks (AVV Action 2023). This…

Why do some hostile relationships between states last for generations while others eventually give way to cooperation? International politics offers many examples…

Thinking Global Podcast – Astha Chadha – E-International Relations Thinking Global On this weeks episode of the Thinking Global…

For Palestine to be recognized, a second serious struggle begins regarding the extent to which this recognition can lead to changes in…

America’s 250th anniversary should not invite nostalgia for lost primacy. The more useful question is harsher and less ceremonial: can a domestically…

Wars today are relentlessly visible. Images of bombed buildings, wounded civilians, destroyed homes, and displaced families circulate continuously across social media feeds,…

The strikes on Iran were designed to do what years of sanctions, isolation, and internal unrest had not: bring the Islamic Republic…

Historically, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) has occupied a relatively peripheral position on the global geopolitical chessboard. Its history is characterized…

France and Germany reconciled not because they had forgotten history. They were able to pursue a path towards rapprochement because institutions that…

Artificial intelligence has become a primary axis of geopolitical competition. Yet most comparative analyses of the technology race stop at input metrics:…