International Relations
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Rift in the UK Green Party Following the Adoption of the “Zionism Is Racism” Motion
Opposition from several Green Party MPs to the membership’s anti-Zionist motion undermines both internal party democracy and Palestinian voices.
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The Trump-Putin Love Story’s Next Chapter: Selling Out Ukraine
Trump’s pursuit of Russian cooperation is undermining Ukraine’s defense and raising concerns about political and financial conflicts of interest.
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The Fallout of a Netanyahu Return: Imminent European Economic Sanctions and a US Arms Embargo
Western governments have delayed severe economic penalties against Israel pending the October 27 election, and keeping the current coalition in…
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Why Russia Wants Peace Between Iran and the Persian Gulf States
Contrary to Western assumptions that Moscow profits from high oil prices, Persian Gulf instability threatens Russia's strategic projects with Iran…
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Ukraine’s Awkward Position: Dependent on the U.S. and Powerless to Push Back Against Washington
Washington's explicit boundary-setting on aid and the White House's prioritization of energy deals with Russia have left Kyiv as a…
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The End of Cost-Free Hegemony: Why the Domestic Foundations of U.S. Global Power Are Crumbling
The deep chasm between the military ambitions of Washington elites and the American public's refusal to pay the costs of…
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The Shift in the Democratic Party: Will the Midterms Change U.S. Policy Toward Israel?
An unprecedented decline in Israel's popularity among the American public and near-unanimous Democratic Senate opposition to Tel Aviv have laid…
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ASEAN–BRICS Engagement Expands: Opportunities and Limitations
ASEAN gained a diplomatic opening at BRICS, but internal divisions limited its collective influence.
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The Role of China-US Cooperation in Shaping the “Third Path” of AI Governance
Regional organizations’ efforts to craft localized AI rules, alongside strategic dialogue between Beijing and Washington, can complement global technology governance.
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Are Political Relations Between Israel and the UK Reaching a Breaking Point?
The United Kingdom’s decision to restrict trade with illegal West Bank settlements reflects a growing international consensus against Tel Aviv’s…