To Run the World: The Kremlin’s Cold War Bid for Global PowerBy Sergey RadchenkoCambridge University Press, 2024 It just so happened that…
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Nicaragua was characterised by political unrest for a large part of the 1900s. The Sandinista uprising against the Somoza government in 1979…
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The war in Ukraine is deeply affecting the future of Germany and Europe. But one thing is for sure: there will be…
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Dr Precious Chatterje-Doody is a Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Studies at The Open University, a Senior Fellow of the Higher…
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The German arms producer, Rheinmetall, prominently proclaims on its website that it is taking responsibility in a changing world. Gesturing towards the…
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On 17 December 2023, in a piece I published on E-International Relations, I argued that self-led peace and state-making in Somaliland, achieved…
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The discourse surrounding resilience, particularly in postcolonial contexts, reveals a series of tensions and contradictions in its conceptualization and application. A critical…
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In late 2016, as his presidency drew to a close, Barack Obama made one final trip to Berlin. Over a private dinner,…
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Thinking Global Podcast – Simon Polinder Simon Polinder On this week’s episode of the Thinking Global Podcast, Dr. Simon…
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Since November 2023, ships crossing the Red Sea have found themselves at risk of attacks from Iran-backed Houthi militants, attacks made in…