The Benefits of Minilateral Diplomacy
Gordon Ahl Prior to the start of the 21st century, multilateral diplomacy largely took a “maxilateral” form in which institutions like...
Gordon Ahl Prior to the start of the 21st century, multilateral diplomacy largely took a “maxilateral” form in which institutions like...
Kenneth Stiller This year will see the ninth elections to the European Parliament (EP). Before 1979, delegates selected among national...
Alan Grad A brief look at the news headlines regarding Egypt tells a story of poor governance, extrajudicial killings, military...
Hannah Hodges The 2018 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Katowice, Poland, was meant to present a united front of world leaders...
Nicholas Contas Monaco The international order that emerged after the Cold War rested upon two complementary pillars: relative harmony...
Sofya Sudets February 24th, 1848, Paris: King Louis-Philippe is overthrown, and the Second French Republic is proclaimed. Within...
📷 Sasha Thompson In 1991, the leaders of Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary met to form the Visegrad Group, an alliance of central...
📷 Thomas Benson Malaysia’s dramatic general election in May 2018 attracted worldwide attention for its multiple paradoxes. The incumbent...
📷 Matthew MacGeoch In March 2018, around 1,600 people gathered in the Rwandan capital of Kigali for the second Next Einstein Forum...
📷 Julia Pieza America’s endemic inequality problem is now more acute than ever. We heard it before: the 1% now owns more wealth than the...
📷 Adam Wall “History is a cyclic poem, written by time upon the memories of man”. Percy Shelley In 1956 geopolitical reality collided...
📷 Basil Bowdler Twenty years ago Indonesia saw decades of military rule under the dictator Suharto collapse amid rampant inflation and...
📷 Daria-Ioana Sipos Enter 2018: Trump, Brexit and the rise of China. Fears are emerging about the collapse of the liberal order and what...
📷 Emma Wells Climate change is a formidable and growing threat to South Asia. The region comprises less than four percent of the world’s...
📷 Gareth Hynes and Tanyah Hameed China and the US increasingly find themselves vying for dominance in world affairs. This year has seen...
📷 Giuseppe Spatafora In 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced the idea of building a ‘Silk Road Economic Belt’ across Eurasia....
📷 Grace Davis The world today is a far cry from that of 50 years ago – the fragile relations between our political unions, and the rise...
📷 Hannah Hodges 2018 has witnessed the establishment of a new political order in Mexico and Brazil. Mexico elected its first leftist...
Sebastian Wright This is a time of change in international affairs. The relations between countries are increasingly marked by...
Thomas Rizvi In an era where vast quantities of personal data are stored in internet-connected devices, many individuals are concerned...