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International Law & Democracy

How President Trump shaped Canada’s elections

By Writer
26 February 2026
in :  International Law & Democracy, USA & Canada
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Canadians are set to cast their ballots in a historic election deeply influenced by US President Trump: since his return to office, diplomatic and economic relations with Canada have been at stake, from the imposition of tariffs on Canadian imports, and from comments on making the neighbour state the new 51st US state. What began as a seemingly predictable victory …

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Indonesia’s military role grows bigger in the government: a threat to pro-democracy movements?

By Writer
2 June 2025
in :  International Law & Democracy, International Law & Human Rights
254

Indonesia has long been seen as a beacon of democracy in Southeast Asia, especially after the fall of the authoritarian regime of President Suharto in 1998. The transition from a military-dominated government to a democratic system was a significant achievement, offering hope that a more open and inclusive political environment would emerge. However, in recent years, there has been growing …

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Is an Irish reunification a possibility?

By Writer
24 March 2025
in :  Conflicts Areas, Europe, International Law & Democracy, Recent Topics
752

Since 1801, when Ireland became part of the United Kingdom, the natives Irish Catholics have kept fighting for independence because they considered the British as illegitimate rulers of their land. Following the Irish War of Independence of 1921, Ireland was separated between the Republic of Ireland, largely Catholic and nationalist, who pushed for independence and obtained it, and Northern Ireland, …

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How effective are public diplomacy strategies in enhancing developing countries?

By Writer
14 March 2025
in :  International Law & Democracy
290

Public Diplomacy has been defined as the nation’s ability to influence the international environment through the interaction with nongovernmental individuals and organizations. This involves the creation of long-term relations through cultural and sportive exchanges, as well as daily and strategic communication. More specifically, public diplomacy strategies enter categories such as advocacy, cultural diplomacy, and international broadcasting, widely used by developing …

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The rise of green dictatorship: will the climate crisis end democracy?

By Writer
11 March 2025
in :  International Law & Democracy
268

A new contemporary fascism is on the march in the world, different from twentieth-century: the term “eco-fascism” has been introduced to describe a new wave of ecological extremism that risk becoming a reality as we get closer to the climate collapse. New generations are pushing for a radical change, pressuring governments to take actions, but because of their inability to …

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 Why is Trump excluding the EU from the peace processes between Russia and Ukraine?

By Writer
21 February 2025
in :  Europe, International Law & Democracy
152

Trump took office as US President only three weeks ago and he is already shaking the world. On Wednesday 12th of February, the President announced his role as a mediator in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, affirming his commitment to put an end to the conflict that escalated in 2022 with the Russian full-invasion of Ukraine. Trump’s decision of …

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Why is there a crisis of confidence in political institutions?

By Writer
20 February 2025
in :  International Law & Democracy, International Relations & Diplomacy
427

In recent years, many democratic societies have witnessed a sharp decline in trust towards political institutions. Following an OECD survey of 30 countries, only 39% of citizens trust their national governments. This crisis of confidence has become a defining feature of the contemporary political landscape, with citizens expressing increasing dissatisfaction with their governments, political parties, and the systems that support …

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India, Sri Lanka, and the Katchatheevu Island: A Resurfaced Controversy

By Writer
20 May 2024
in :  Asia, Global Freedom & Civil Liberties, International Law, International Law & Democracy, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy
307

In the intricate fabric of South Asian geopolitics, the Katchatheevu Island dispute between India and Sri Lanka stands as a stubborn knot, challenging the principles of cooperative engagement and regional stability, especially amidst the lead-up to India’s impending general elections, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rekindling of the controversy has ignited substantial discourse and speculation. This strategic maneuver, evidently aimed …

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Liberal Democracy on the Line: Slovakia’s Presidential Election and the NGO Law

By Writer
2 May 2024
in :  Europe, International Law, International Law & Democracy, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy
374

The recent election on April 6th resulted in Peter Pellegrini, who is critical of Ukraine, defeating pro-Western diplomat Ivan Korčok to become president. The role of the president in Slovakia is mainly symbolic. However, it also includes the authority to ratify international agreements, command the armed forces, and appoint court judges. Additionally, the president can veto parliamentary legislation. Despite the …

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Panama’s Diplomatic Endeavor – Managing Chinese Influence

By Writer
2 May 2024
in :  International Law, International Law & Democracy, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies
631

The recent appointment of Ambassador Xu Xueyuan to Panama marks a significant milestone in China’s diplomatic relations with the Central American nation. As China continues to assert its influence globally, particularly through infrastructural investments aimed at strengthening supply chains, Panama emerges as a pivotal player in this geopolitical chessboard. China’s strategic outlook for Latin America underscores the importance of Panama, …

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