Archie Sykes

The 'rules-based order' may have died, but the liberal world should be glad. Since the US invasion of Venezuela, there has been increased discussion about international law and the rules-based…

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Gopika Santhosh

China’s Belt and Road Initiative and String of Pearls strategy illustrate the persistence of structural inequalities in contemporary global development. While ostensibly promoting connectivity and cooperation, these initiatives entrench asymmetric…

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Mikhail Kobelyan

The rippling effect of the European Transit System shutdown for Ukraine, Russia and the security of Europe's future With the European Transit System’s (ETS) last shutdown, we witness a symbolic…

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LATEST NEWS

Keir Dolan

With the release of the plan on December 16, we get a glimpse of the future for Europe’s embattled housing sector. But action will take time, and the special committee…

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Marianna Satta

US pressure over Greenland is straining NATO’s unity. While Denmark is significantly increasing its Arctic defence spending, growing political friction with Washington threatens "strategic de-coherence”, eroding trust within the alliance…

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Julian McBride

Against the backdrop of the Soviet Union's collapse, nations formerly occupied by the USSR became independent. However, Soviet authorities purposely drew conflicting borders amongst various ethnic groups to keep them…

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LATEST EXPERTS

Roger Motaze

Soft and hard power risk becoming analytically obsolete: diplomacy already subsumes soft-power tools, while coercive measures blur into modern warfare, rendering the distinction more redundant in practice. As the discipline…

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Robbie Duff

The United Kingdom’s defence policy in 2025 is shaped by the tension between its strategic ambitions within the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ and NATO, and the fiscal constraints it faces.…

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Nelson Paderes Liwanag

Control of the South China Sea determines strategic leverage in the Indo-Pacific, driving sustained great-power rivalry, grey-zone coercion, and complex hedging by Taiwan, the Philippines and ASEAN amid shifting US-China…

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LATEST ACADEMY

Micheal Assefa

Israeli recognition offers substantial economic and geopolitical opportunities for the breakaway state of Somaliland, but it also risks exacerbating tensions in an already fragile region. Israel’s recognition of Somaliland in…

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Theo Dyer

Yemen’s decade-long civil war took an unexpected turn in December 2025. Fighting broke out between the internationally recognized government and Southern Transitional Council (STC), who shared control of territory not…

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Alex Travin

Everyone wants to predict the future. While not foolproof, the age of artificial intelligence and global hyperconnectivity has brought us closer to this aspiration. Imagine a source of information that…

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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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