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Cutting Distances with a Cricket Stump

Sports are the common threads that bind people and countries together. The interlocking rings of the Olympics rings symbolize the coming together of all...

Opportunities in China-Indonesia Sports Relationship

Authors: Dr.Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat andYeta Purnama* Entering its 71 years of diplomatic relations, bilateral cooperation between China and Indonesia is intensifying. In the economic sphere, China...

Egypt’s search for a fig leaf: It’s not the Handball World Championship

Hosting major sports tournaments can confer prestige on a country, but in the case of Egypt, the 2021 Handball World Championship will do little...

Cooperation in culture is a priority for the BRICS alliance: Interview with Alena Peryshkina

In this interview, Alena Peryshkina, Co-Chair of the BRICS Civil Forum, Director of the AIDS Infoshare Foundation, Co-Chair of the BRICS and G20 CSOs...

Can ‘sports diplomacy’ help the EU secure a ‘Green Deal’ alliance in the Middle East?

As the EU struggles to roll out its Green Deal across its 27 member states, it could be missing a trick: the potential to...

Bye Diego … (Geopolitics of Sports)

The news of Diego Maradona's death plunged the football world into grief and deprived football fans of the existence of a unique star. If...

Controversial Israeli soccer club may be litmus test for UAE soft power ploy

An Emirati offer to invest in Israel’s most controversial soccer club could serve as a figurative litmus test of hopes that Arab recognition of...

Covid-19 Sports Diplomacy: Soft power vs. populism

Sports diplomacy existed long before Joseph Nye coined the term “soft power”. It was supposed to peacefully “co-opt” political actors rather than threaten or...

Bundesliga: The Guide To Restart Football?

The first match-day proved encouraging for other leagues, planning to follow the Bundesliga. Football is back in Germany — albeit without the fans. The Bundesliga...

Saudi Arabia rolls the dice with bid for Newcastle United

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has rolled the dice with a US$ 374 million bid to acquire storied British soccer club Newcastle United. If...

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The Collapse of Traditional Opposition and the Emergence of “Networked” Politics in 2025

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Can the EU’s New Digital Rulebook Turn Transparency into Governance?

A regulatory package as a long-term political strategy The European...

Is NATO Preparing for a Long War With Russia?

In the shadows cast by the protracted conflict in...

The Death of Air Superiority: How Drone Warfare Has Become Democratised

Ever since the Italo-Turkish War of 1911, when aircraft...

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