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The end of Germany’s self-confined foreign policy (?)
When Germany’s new foreign minister Annalena Baerbock took office in December 2021, there was careful optimism in Berlin that she would embody a more...
The Re-emergence of the ‘Will to Power’ in Europe
The perspective of historical realism will be used in the current analysis, for the reason that it is the best analytic framework to determine...
How to understand properly China’s role in the Ukraine War
Since the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out six weeks ago, the U.S-led allies and partners in Europe and Asia have rallied against...
How Beijing’s Mixed Signals over Ukraine Can Shape NATO’s Evolving Threat Perceptions
China’s mixed signals over the Ukrainian crisis have prompted commentators to speculate about a forming Sino-Russian alignment. Beijing’s ambiguous position towards the conflict has,...
NATO is Not Perfect. It’s Time To Stop Pretending It Is
After Russia invaded Ukraine, Western nations rallied in support of Ukraine. But many have pointed out that NATO countries, especially the United States, might...
A New Rashomon: How Tokyo’s Policy Will Shape Security in the Asia-Pacific
Amid the incoming waves of restrictive measures imposed against Russia, Japan’s political establishment has come forward with a number of statements that may well...
The Scandal in Denmark’s Military Intelligence: Too Much Transparency?
The participation of Denmark in all the key U.S. and NATO interventions in 1991–2020 did not free the country from reputational risks due to...
IR Theories, Political Discourse and Ukraine, …and War Rages On
After 28 days and 5 rounds of failed Russia-Ukraine military-level talks since the Kremlin launched “Special Military Operation” on Ukraine, it is business as...
Russia Ukraine war: The Expectations of the International system
Seeing as the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the enhanced developments that followed it, the subsequent intervention of Russian Militaries in the Ukrainian depth,...
Fukuyama’s remarks on Russia’s war in Ukraine are doomed to fail
In the study of International Relations, Francis Fukuyama is a “big name” due to his best-seller book, The End of History and the Last...