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The Interests Hindering a Ceasefire in Gaza

By Writer
13 February 2024
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Justice, International Law, International Law studies, International Law Topics, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, Middle East, Strategic Affairs
194

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has been a source of immense suffering for the people living in the region, as well as a cause for concern on the international stage. The lack of a lasting ceasefire can be attributed to a complex web of geopolitical, historical, and strategic interests that have, unfortunately, taken precedence over the immediate need for peace. …

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Postponed Elections: Will Senegal Follow the Pattern of Other Ex-French Colonies?

By Writer
13 February 2024
in :  Africa, Conflicts Areas, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, Strategic Affairs
265

Just weeks before a scheduled presidential election in Senegal, President Macky Sall abruptly cancelled it on February 3rd, triggering a constitutional crisis and dealing a blow to democracy across West Africa. The has unsurprisingly been met with widespread opposition and by many described as a de facto “constitutional coup”.  Senegal, historically viewed as a pillar of stability and democracy in West …

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US Again Ignoring International Human Rights

By Writer
12 February 2024
in :  International Law, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, International Relations, Publications, Strategic Affairs, USA & Canada
147

            The long-established superpower of the United States has seen much criticism over the last few years that, in a way, is challenging their supremacy over the international community. Ever since Donald Trump’s election, US politics went from assertive to chaotic, where their internal struggles undoubtedly translated into the international landscape, allowing other countries to change priorities in their diplomatic games …

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The EU fends off Hungary’s Resistance on Ukraine Funds: Hopefully the Start of a New Approach

By Writer
8 February 2024
in :  Asia, Conflicts Areas, Europe, International Justice, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, Strategic Affairs
104

For years now Hungary has proven itself an outliner in the Union by challenging its founding values and using its veto power to stop decisions requiring unanimity as leverage. Orban’s tactics have so far proven effective thanks to the Union’s own lack of enforcement mechanisms and his own ability to create alliances within the Union and exploit every leverage at …

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State Complicity in International Crimes: The South-African Lawsuit

By Writer
8 February 2024
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Justice, International Law, International Relations, International Relations, International Relations Studies, Publications, Strategic Affairs, Strategic Affairs
123

            Over the last few months, we have been closely watching the development of the war in Palestine, where Israeli forces have been adamant about essentially exterminating an entire civilization with the explicit support of many western countries that are fighting in the international community for the protection of Israel’s right to self-defense.             Of course, the proportions taken by the military …

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Political Instability in Portugal and Consequences for the European Union

By Writer
31 January 2024
in :  Europe, International Law, International Law & Democracy, International Relations, International Relations, Publications
199

            Amidst wars and other armed conflicts, the European region has been in conflictuous past few months regarding political stability and development within the European Union. A country that has been inserted in the news spotlight in recent times is Portugal, with the never-ending scandals and political decisions that are culminating in turning the already tumultuous country even further down the …

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Assessing the Rise of the Far Right in the European Parliament Elections

By Writer
30 January 2024
in :  Europe, International Law, International Law & Democracy, International Law cases, International Law studies, International Relations
122

Populist “anti-European” parties are set for substantial gains in the upcoming June European elections, potentially tilting the parliamentary balance significantly to the right and posing a threat to crucial aspects of the EU’s agenda.  A comprehensive analysis, incorporating polling from all 27 EU member states and modelling past European parliament elections, indicates that radical right parties are likely to secure …

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How Governments Are Capitalising on Unrealistic Migration Plans

By Writer
25 January 2024
in :  International Law, International Law & Human Rights, Migration Crisis, Strategic Affairs
89

Rishi Sunak has prioritized his government’s legislative agenda around the anti-immigration “Stop the Boats” campaign, aiming to discourage asylum seekers from attempting to reach the United Kingdom via the English Channel. However, the Rwanda deportation bill, designed to deport refugees and migrants to Rwanda for the processing of their asylum claims and resettlement, faced significant challenges. In November, the Supreme …

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North Korea warns of War – an empty threat?

By Writer
24 January 2024
in :  Asia, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, International Relations Studies, Nuclear Deterrence, Strategic Affairs, Weapons of Mass Destruction
74

North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un renewed its war threats as he announced an end to the aim of reunification with South Korea. The peaceful reunification of the peninsula has been a part of the policy agenda of both his father and grandfather and a policy aim which provided a glimpse at peace between the North and the South. Contrary …

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Finland’s Decision to Extend Border Closure With Russia

By Writer
24 January 2024
in :  Europe, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy
100

Recently Finland decided to extend its border closure with Russia until 11th February 2024 amid its recent re opening of the border which has supposed to happen on the 15th of January 2024, this move might ignite geopolitical and security concerns. Finland and Russia were once in amicable ties but with the recent invasion of Russia in the Ukraine, it has led …

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