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This article is the winner of the 2025 E-International Relations Article Award, sponsored by Edinburgh University Press, Polity, Sage, Bloomsbury, Manchester University…

Three and a half years into Russia’s war, Moscow has failed to win – but the West has also failed to craft…

In 2023, Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal (CFA) ruled that the government must establish a legal framework for recognising same-sex partnerships,…

For a decade, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has set the cadence of global infrastructure finance: fast, centralised, often opaque. Europe’s…

Nepal, the Himalayan nation is once again in the limelight at the global stage due to the recent massive unrest and violent…

Bangladesh’s push for a longer, more predictable Ganges Water Treaty has brought India’s upstream tactics back into sharp focus. In a region…

Two recent trilateral meetings hosted by Chinese President Xi Jinping captured global attention. In one, Xi stood with Russian President Vladimir Putin…

The Indo-Pacific is currently facing rising threats not seen since the height of the Cold War, and Japan is at the forefront…

Borders have long been considered as the defining markers of the international order, stabilizing the relationship between sovereignty, territory, and authority. The…

As Syria’s post-Assad transition falters and old patterns of authoritarianism resurface in Damascus, Britain faces a critical policy crossroads. Should it continue…