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This article explores the complex and often paradoxical engagement of contemporary Shia jurisprudence with non-normative sex and gender identities, focusing on the…
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Control over key technologies and supply chains has become the strategic mantra of our time. But if national security logics keep crowding…
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Artificial intelligence is often portrayed as a universal technology, promising the same tools and opportunities to all. However, it may be becoming…
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In September 2025 alone, ten states – including Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Portugal, and the United Kingdom – recognized the State of…
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In his work “War Making and State Making as Organized Crime,” Tilly (1985) famously wrote that “war makes the state,” and as…
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How can we examine US President Trump’s domestic policy and foreign policy through the lens of race? The idea here is not…
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Moldova has become a significant political acid-test in the renewed struggle between Russian and EU influence. Its elections in the past decade…
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In the preface of their 2013 book Why Nations Fail, now Nobel Laureates Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson state their thesis…
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On September 20th, 2025, Russia hosted in Moscow the Intervision 2025 competition, bringing together artists from twenty-three countries from all around the…