The recurring declaration at the Munich Security Conference that the “rules-based international order” is in terminal decline reveals something more consequential than…
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Across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East, there is a tendency for states to increasingly reject the muscular transactionalism of…
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What was once portrayed only in dystopian movies about killer robots, seems increasingly realistic on today’s battlefields: disruptive technologies, such as artificial…
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In recent years, deepfakes have become a common subject in political discussions, often seen as the next major threat to democratic societies,…
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The UK government has agreed to recognise the sovereignty of Mauritius over the Chagos Archipelago, a colonial possession of the UK in…
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The World Economic Forum, which has met annually in Davos, Switzerland, since 1971, revealed—through remarks by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney—the contested…
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It has become commonplace to think of the 21st century as the “urban century” (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 2023). With roughly…
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For the progenitors of classical realism, whose intellectual maturity dovetailed with the Second World War, the tragedy of international affairs was plain…
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There is not one version of international law for some countries and another version for others, irrespective of the conduct and discourse…
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President Donald Trump’s renewed bid to acquire Kalaallit Nunaat, also known as Greenland, is not adequately explained by the immediate benefits that…