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Meeting the Taliban at Tashkent: A New Hope for Multilateral Diplomacy in the Protection of Afghan Human Rights

There has been limited media attention directed at the latest multilateral meeting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. With representatives from almost 30 countries, diplomatic bodies, and journalists, the conference sought to redirect More

Posted On : January 23, 2023 Published By : Sebastian Villegas
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Northern Ireland and the Protocol: Adjusting to the New Reality of Brexit

The border between Ireland and Northern Ireland is crossed by some 30 000 people every day for work. Travel across the border is unrestricted, but this partition still has an More

Posted On : January 10, 2023 Published By : Sophie Gunyon
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Crisis in Sri Lanka: the New Theater of Rivalry Between India and China

In 2022, Sri Lanka, an island nation of 22 million inhabitants to the south of India, suffered its worst crisis since its independence in 1947. Months of mass protests culminated More

Posted On : November 20, 2022 Published By : Killian Madgelaine
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President Abdel Fatah El Sisi’s “ New Egyptian Republic”: A Lived Reality?

The June 30th, 2013 revolution was a turning point in Egyptian history. While some Egyptians describe the overthrow of the Muslim Brotherhood President Mohammed Morsi, in 2013,  by Military General More

Posted On : November 15, 2022 Published By : Marina Zaki
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Op-Ed: Turkey’s Mediation in the Ukrainian War: The Arbitrator we did not Expect

In light of the ongoing war in Ukraine, the Western world has sought unity in the face of Russian aggression. The European Union (EU) and the United States (US) chose More

Posted On : November 9, 2022 Published By : Killian Madgelaine
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Developing Countries and Climate Change – Suffering the Consequences without the Benefits

An external existential threat of the nature of climate change, without a concrete aggressor nor a traditional adversarial strategy, has yet to be faced by our modern political world order. More

Posted On : May 19, 2022 Published By : Louisa Hanson
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Behind Libya’s Never-Ending Cycle of Crisis

Torn by a civil war that has been ongoing since a NATO intervention in 2011 toppled the long-ruling dictator Muammar-AlQaddhafi, Libya seems to be deeply divided, rendering the county a More

Posted On : May 19, 2022 Published By : Marina Zaki
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Protecting” Ethnic Russians by Expanding the Definition of “Self-Defence”

Expanding the Definition of the “Self” in “Self-Defence”: The universal ban on inter-state war is a central element of the UN Charter. For states that are members of the United More

Posted On : May 19, 2022 Published By : Zach Cheung
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Taliban Backtracking on Promises of Girls’ Education

On March 23rd, the Taliban backtracked on its promise to let girls attend secondary school in Afghanistan. That morning, girls excitedly arrived at school after being home for seven months, More

Posted On : May 3, 2022 Published By : Sophie Gunyon
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South Korea’s Recent Election Could Destabilize East Asia

Amid rising global tensions, voters in South Korea have elected the foreign policy hawk Yoon Suk-yeol, a member of the conservative People Power Party. While Yoon is best known for More

Posted On : April 21, 2022 Published By : Rory Daly

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