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European Parliament Election Unlikely to Answer the Question of Europe

The European Parliament is 45 this year. In 1979 the first direct election of MEPs took place.  It has many distinguished current and former members...

German Chancellor’s China visit may have far reaching impact

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's recent visit to China marked a significant milestone in the enduring partnership between the two nations. During his meeting with...

Enforcing Humanity: The Struggle to Uphold International Law in Conflict

International Humanitarian Law or IHL is a treaty that focuses on humanitarian aspects in time of armed conflicts. IHL is considered as   the law...

Israel and Hamas play whack-a-mole

Despite its devastating human and physical cost, Israel’s effort to destroy Hamas has a whack-a-mole aspect. Even though Israel asserts it has killed 12,000 of...

Blurred traces of Democracy: The Bearish Prospects of Russian Polity

Traditional Contestation in Ruler-Subject Philosophy The intricate landscape of modern Russian politics remains an open book to the Western world, which has long abandoned the...

Being “homeless” in their homeland: The locals versus development of Indonesia’s new capital

The development of Indonesia's new capital "Nusantara" continues to generate pros and cons these days. People are concerned about the current situation because the...

Biden and Hamas tie Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu up in knots

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is tying himself up in knots as he grudgingly, and only to a limited degree, bows to US President...

Preventing or stopping the genocide: What was the main diplomatic failure in Rwanda?

The Rwanda genocide, where 800,000 to 1,000,000 people were slaughtered in the span of three months, remains one of the most horrific periods in...

Why Haiti Turning the Corner also Chalks Up a Win for Caribbean Regionalism

According to some observers, Haiti is on the verge of becoming a failed state. Left unchecked—to paraphrase Enlightenment-era philosopher Immanuel Kant—prevailing national-level political discord qua dysfunction...

The Greater Middle East is a ticking time bomb

Generations in war-wracked Palestine, Syria, and Yemen have little, if anything, to look forward to. Moreover, discontent is mounting and could explode anytime in...

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The global artificial intelligence boom is creating a new...

Could Trump’s Midterm Defeat Push Him to Renew Talks With North Korea?

US President Donald Trump’s midterm election setback could encourage...

Is the Strait of Hormuz Really Safe After the Iran War?

On the surface, seeing ships return to the Strait...

Can China Capitalise on Trump’s Midterm Defeat in the US?

Donald Trump’s weakened political position following the Republican Party’s...
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