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Lunyka Adelina Pertiwi

As Europe’s competition with China increases, the EU is seeking greater partnership with ASEAN. Europe is now grappling with the growing influence of China's economic power within the continent. The…

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Pierce Leslie

The UK's new National Wealth Fund may be relatively small by international standards, but its long-term success will rely entirely on the governance framework due in June 2026. A credible…

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Turan Darishov

Central Asian governments are increasingly integrating unmanned systems into border patrol as they confront persistent security threats from Afghanistan. On July 21, Uzbekistan's Cabinet of Ministers approved several amendments to…

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LATEST NEWS

Theo Dyer

As the energy shock emanating from the Iran War continues to rattle the global economy, Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote plans to build resilience and reshape Africa’s position in global energy…

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Antonio De Santis

The first coordinated U.S. - Japan effort to support the yen since 1998 highlights the intersection of currency stability, sovereign debt markets, and alliance politics in an era of persistent…

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Julian McBride

Taiwan must adapt its defense strategy to political gridlock and the realities of war Taiwan’s military, officially the Republic of China Armed Forces (ROCAF), is attempting to revitalize its defense…

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LATEST EXPERTS

Dilawar Khan

The period from 2016 to 2026 has been marked by deepening political polarisation, declining institutional trust, and increasing social fragmentation following the Brexit referendum. The consequences of leaving the EU…

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Ayrton Fagg

What do seemingly different forms of US intervention—from military operations to financial assistance—tell us about the evolution of American geopolitical strategy? The term ‘Donroe Doctrine’ was coined in 2025 but…

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Eugene F.G.

On August 7th, 2026 the leaders of the most influential Muslim countries – Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan – signed a joint defence agreement in the city of Makkah, the…

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LATEST ACADEMY

Esmeralda Marion

Human rights are positioned as a moral compass. Thus, when a state alleges it is abiding by the law, the compass must be oriented towards security and dignity. Immigration detention…

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Maria Kliuchnikova

EU enlargement in the Western Balkans is stalling not due to lack of political will alone, but because the accession framework assumes institutional capacities that many post-conflict states do not…

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Erin Banc

Beijing’s push for intelligent systems is reshaping regional security. The nation's accelerating shift towards intelligent and AI-enabled warfare is remodelling the strategic balance across the Indo-Pacific. As autonomous systems, networked…

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EVENTS

Diego Rodriguez Mejias

As Merkel prepares to leave politics and with the European elections around the corner, there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding European politics. Far right parties have recently gained considerable…

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Francesca Dumitru

Ezra Friedman discusses the significance of the fall of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Warwick’s Pugwash Student Society, along with Warwick’s International Relations Society, are delighted to host their…

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Teodor Ionita

In conversation with Romania's former Minister of Health and Chief of Staff for the Minister of Finances Warwick Romanian Speaking Society together with Warwick International Relations Society have the pleasure…

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