France and Germany reconciled not because they had forgotten history. They were able to pursue a path towards rapprochement because institutions that…
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Artificial intelligence has become a primary axis of geopolitical competition. Yet most comparative analyses of the technology race stop at input metrics:…
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Andrea Miotti is the founder and CEO of ControlAI, a non-profit dedicated to mitigating the risks from powerful AI systems. Working in…
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Opinion – How Do Small States Survive? The Armenian Election Shows an Example – E-International Relations
Armenia held a historic parliamentary election on June 7. The Contract Party, the party of the current Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol…
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Opinion – No Agreement with Tehran Can Save a Regime Rejected by Its People – E-International Relations
The U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding (MOU) is not a sign of the Islamic Republic’s resilience. It is a measure of its vulnerability. The agreement may…
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At different points in his intellectual journey, the Kenyan-born academic Ali Mazrui (1933-2014) had been described as “reactionary,” “radical,” “conservative,” “realist,” “liberal,”…
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Opinion – Why the Anthropocene Failed to Deliver on Its Promise – E-International Relations
If there is a trading standards authority for concepts and what they promise, then the Anthropocene should be reported to them. The…
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China’s Global Initiatives have emerged as a significant challenge to the Western-dominated international order, yet their theoretical implications for Latin America and…
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America’s Suez Moment? The Middle East Conflict and the Limits of U.S. Primacy – E-International Relations
While many observers describe the current confrontation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran as a quagmire, stalemate, or even a “new…
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Science Fiction and the Sociotechnical Imaginaries of Future War – E-International Relations
Imagining futures of war and peace has always been a core concern for the discipline of International Relations (IR). Over the last…