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In Japan, Words Matter in Leadership

Trust-based leadership has a long history. It was a fundamental component of legitimate authority in ancient Greece and Rome. Public trust was a...

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Ikenna Steve Nweke

Cyber Diplomacy and the Rise of the “Global South”

On September 24, 2024, speaking from the gargantuan Kazan International Exhibition Centre during the BRICS Summit in Russia, Chinese Premier Xi...

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André Barrinha And Arindrajit Basu

Co-Learning ‘Intersectionality and Social Justice’ during Culture Wars

As the spring semester of 2025 began at the University of St. Andrews, our module (IR4589: Intersectionality and Social Justice) started with gloom...

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Elena

Opinion – Joshua Wong and Hong Kong’s Right to Self-Determination

With just over a year left on his sentence, pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong is now facing a new charge: conspiracy to collude with foreign...

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Ka Hang Wong

Interview – Koen Slootmaeckers

Dr Koen Slootmaeckers is a Reader in International Politics at City St George’s, University of London. He is the EDI officer and trustee for UACES....

09.06.2025 7

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E-International Relations

Can the Trump Phenomenon Be Considered Revolutionary?

Can Donald Trump be considered a revolutionary leader? Can the Trump phenomenon—especially since the beginning of the second Trump administration...

08.06.2025 8

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Mark N. Katz

Opinion – Poland and the Case for Euroscepticism

After Romania’s presidential election last month resulted in a decisive win for pro-EU candidate Nicosor Dan, it was Poland’s turn this past...

05.06.2025 3

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Alexander Brotman