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Review – Turkey and the West

Turkey and the West: Fault Lines in a Troubled Alliance By Kemal KirişciBrookings Institution Press, 2017 Kemal Kirişci’s Turkey and the West:...

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Pinar Buket Kilinç Pala

What I Learned from Geolocating 1,000 Satellite Images

In the autumn of 2024, I set down to create a unique dataset on war and armed conflict. I pored over hundreds of satellite images of everything...

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William Goodhind

Military Governance in Post-War Sri Lanka: Revisiting the Logic of Downsizing

More than a decade after Sri Lanka’s civil war ended in 2009, the country still maintains one of the world’s largest standing armies. This enduring...

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Maxwin Paul Rayen

A Vindication for African Women in the Adaptation and Mitigation Policy-Making Process

Charting a Sustainable Development Goal-compliant future meeting the objectives of the Paris Agreement, hinges on the meaningful inclusion of women...

14.07.2025 10

Aya Kamil

Sanction Putin: How Navalny’s Team Turns Corruption Exposés into Global Action

After the onset of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, the Russian Federation became the most sanctioned country in the world, leaving behind long-...

14.07.2025 8

Inna Bondarenko

Iran’s Quiet Recalibration: Post-Conflict Strategy Challenges Sanctions Logic

The recent conflict between Iran and Israel, irrespective of its military and security ramifications, marks the genesis of a new phase in Iran’s...

14.07.2025 20

Bahram P. Kalviri

Opinion – Israeli Genocides in Gaza

As affirmed by reports from Amnesty International, UN Special Rapporteurs, and international legal experts, Israel’s conduct in Gaza satisfies...

11.07.2025 3

Mehmet Rakipoğlu

Opinion – Gendered Exclusion: Rethinking Taiwan’s Marginalisation

Taiwan’s absence from multilateral institutions is often narrated as a diplomatic anomaly, a by-product of great power rivalry or a legal issue of...

10.07.2025 5

Joseph Black

The Right to Be Simulated: Digital Twins and the Rise of Geo-Algorithmic Inequality

Climate resilience strategies, investment flows, and urban development plans are increasingly shaped not by abstract forecasts, but by dynamic,...

10.07.2025 3

Angelo Valerio Toma

Outsider Geopolitics: To Be, or Not to Be, in the Arctic

The Arctic has often been described as exceptional, a region of cooperation rather than conflict, more open than exclusive. However, even before...

10.07.2025 6

Eda Ayaydin And Andreas Raspotnik

Political Conclusions of the 2025 BRICS Summit

On July 6–7, the BRICS held their seventeenth summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Created in 2009 the BRICS underwent an expansion process in 2023...

09.07.2025 5

Luis Gouveia Jr

Interview – Joseph J. Kaminski

Joseph J. Kaminski received his PhD in Political Science from Purdue University in 2014 and currently holds the rank of Professor in the Department...

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