International Relations
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How Legal Ambiguity Around Terrorism Sustains Cycles of Violence
In contemporary conflicts, both states and non-state actors invoke legal principles to…
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Carney’s New World Order: How the EU Can Lead a Coalition of Middle Powers
Carney’s Lecture on Realism Recent years have seen a shift in the…
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If America Won’t Protect Its Allies, Who Will Build the Bomb?
When American Protection is No Longer Enough. For decades, the United States…
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The International Dimensions of Financial Nationalism
Financial nationalism is a form of economic nationalism where a state uses…
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“Living Within a Lie”: Canada’s Reconfiguration of Middle Power Rhetoric
Mark Carney’s 2026 Davos speech unsettled established expectations about Canada’s place in…
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Erasing the Citizen: Civil Death and the Erosion of Human Rights in Nicaragua
Nicaragua’s Ortega-Murillo regime has weaponized Civil Death–the erasure of citizenship and legal…
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Power vs Justice: The ICC under U.S. Siege
On October 7, 2025, two years after the Hamas offensive, calls for…
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When the Ultra-Wealthy Become International Actors: Elon Musk
The world’s wealthiest person, Elon Musk, has seen his influence increasing in…
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The Wagner Group: How it Has Affected Russia’s Foreign Policy
With the death of Wagner’s leaders, the once-proxy has turned into a…
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The Practical Neglect of the U.S. Defense Regime and its Emergent Vulnerabilities
The United States is known for its military, staggering in its size,…
