Farah Muna Safa Taqiya

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I am Farah Muna Safa Taqiya, an undergraduate student of International Relations at Gadjah Mada University. I am passionate about studying international social-political issues and I enjoy expressing and sharing insights through my writings.

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The Brussels Effect: The Influence of the EU’s GDPR on Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law

In today's data-driven society, digital governance is a critical topic in international relations, as it has emerged as one of the most pressing global...

ANZUS at the Crossroads: Balancing Tradition and Modernization in Australia’s Quest for Indo-Pacific Security

For a long time, the ANZUS Treaty has been a key pillar in Australia's security strategy. Established in 1951 between Australia, New Zealand, and...

Can Constructivism Hold Israel Accountable? South Africa’s Pursuit of Justice for Palestine

As the world struggles with the challenges of justice, a pivotal moment emerged on December 29, 2023, when South Africa made a major step...

Digital Diplomacy and Conflict: The Israel-Palestine Social Media War

In a world where conflicts are often fought with hashtags as much as with bullets, the Israel-Palestine conflict exemplifies the immense power of social...

Fast Fashion in Global Trade: An IPEEL Perspective

The global fashion industry has witnessed a significant shift in recent decades, with the rise  of  “fast  fashion”,  a business  model  that  emphasizes  rapid...

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Vietnam–France Relations: Strategic Diversification in a Fragmented World

General Secretary and President To Lam’s official visit to...

How China’s Infrastructure Strategy Is Reshaping Africa’s Security and Red Sea

China is heavily utilizing its economic tools and infrastructure...

Bitter Harbour: The Fall of Mocha and the Remaking of the Red Sea Order

There is a particularly dark irony, at least from...
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