Climate displacement is a multifaceted phenomenon, encompassing issues of international law, cultural rights, meteorological factors...

Possessing the world’s most populated countries and some of the oldest civilizations, Eastern Asia, Northeast, and Southeast Asia have...

When you focus on Trump’s foreign policy you will notice that it has protectionism and hawkish views on China as its main tenets.  As...

It is getting increasingly tough for poor and developing countries to finance their fight against climate change...

The case of North Korea raises critical questions about the effectiveness of sanctions, and how a contextual sanctions approach can lead...

While progress is not an inevitable function of the arrow of time, International Relations is becoming increasingly dependent on the idea...

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Sun Tzu’s paradox that ‘preserving the enemy's state is best,’ initially seems far removed from US military strategy often characterised...

"UN peacekeepers from Indonesia patrol the streets of Phnom Penh in an armoured personnel carrier on August 27, 1993, amid the morning...

"North Korean soldiers stage a battle drill" by KCNA The Korean War and China’s involvement stands as a significant flashpoint in Cold...

"Aftermath of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, 2024" by Evan Vucci (Associated Press) "Xi Jinping waits to meet with Hong...

This essay examines how decolonization in the twentieth century reshaped the global order and the international system.

Financialization has transformed the global economy in profound ways. But how did this process begin?

This paper will argue that the counter terrorism policies enacted during the Global War on Terror have been largely unsuccessful.