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Impact and Consequences of Angola’s Decision to Leave OPEC 

By Writer
8 January 2024
in :  Africa, International Law studies, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy
293

Background The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is an organisation which aims to achieve unity and cooperation amongst petroleum exporting countries, particularly in regards to their exporting policies. The organisation thus operates to achieve a certain stability in the market. In order to join, a state has to have a substantial net export of crude petroleum. An advantage of …

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The Role of Embassies in Promoting Economic Development Through Public Diplomacy

By Writer
4 January 2024
in :  International Law, International Law studies, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy
693

Public diplomacy refers to any of the different government-sponsored operations aimed at directly connecting with foreign publics. Public diplomacy encompasses all official efforts to persuade certain segments of foreign opinion to support or tolerate a government’s strategic goals. In our contemporary world, when economies all around are working together, embassies conduct more than simply diplomatic duties. Embassies not only assist with …

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What’s Behind the Rise of the Far-Right: Germany Follows Suit 

By Writer
2 January 2024
in :  Europe, International Law, International Law, International Relations, Publications, Strategic Affairs
183

After years of threatening predictions of a comeback of the far-right, we are now witnessing its rise to power. Arguably, Italy, with its previously understated new PM Giorgia Meloni, paved the way to what seems to be a now-inevitable shift in politics. Interestingly, countries that were not initially on the radar have been swiped by a wave of extreme nationalism. …

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French Court Dismisses Penalty for Government’s Failings in Reducing Climate Change Impacts 

By Writer
2 January 2024
in :  Environment & Climate Change, Environmental Risks, Green Industries, International Law, International Law & Environment
159

Background  Holding states responsible for failures to take adequate or sufficient action in order to limit the effects of climate change is an increasing litigation trend perceivable in multiple jurisdictions including the Netherlands, the United States, Germany and France. The most successful manifestation of this trend is arguably the Urgenda case, in which a Dutch Court ordered the Dutch government to cut …

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Elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Spark Unrest 

By Writer
29 December 2023
in :  Africa, International Law, International Law & Democracy, International Relations
151

Following election day on the 20th of December in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the country has witnessed a wave of protest and uprising as a response to the election outcome, adding to the instability and insecurity present in the country. Due to a faulty organisation surrounding polling stations, only a provisional result can currently be established, one …

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The Consequences of Shifting Migration and Asylum Legislation in Europe 

By Writer
28 December 2023
in :  Europe, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Law studies, International Relations, Migration Crisis, Strategic Affairs
110

The recent legislative changes regarding immigration in France and the agreement reached by the European Union to reform the union’s immigration policy announce a change in the landscape of immigration on the continent.  France’s Proposed Immigration Law The immigration and asylum bill was a source of much controversy when it was announced in both the Assemblée Nationale and amongst the …

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New Developments in the Israel-Hamas War: What Does the Future Hold? 

By Writer
27 December 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Justice, International Law, International Relations, Middle East, Publications, Strategic Affairs, Strategic Affairs
103

A first important development to note is that on Wednesday the 20th of December 2023 Hamas’ leader Ismail Haniyeh made his first visit to Egypt in over a month in what is a rare personal involvement in diplomatic efforts. The visit coincided with intensive talks on a potential new ceasefire to facilitate aid delivery to Gaza and the release of additional …

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The Red Sea attacks and the Global Economy

By Writer
27 December 2023
in :  International Law, International Relations
173

The Red Sea is an important maritime channel using the Suez Canal when it comes for ships to transport different goods such as oil and grains, recently the red sea has been under attack by the Yemen rebel group the Houthi which they are specifically targeting ships that are bound for Israeli ports. These attacks which were also backed back …

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Fading Solidarity for Ukraine: Will Russian Frozen Funds Be the Solution? 

By Writer
27 December 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas, Europe, International Law, International Law studies, International Law Topics, International Relations & Diplomacy, Strategic Affairs
95

After months of political deliberation, the European Union officially initiated a protracted process on Tuesday to fulfil its commitment to allocate funds derived from frozen Russian central bank assets for the reconstruction of Ukraine. The European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, announced that it had reached an agreement on a proposal outlining a legal framework to utilize the …

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The Role of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Boosting Economic Growth for Developing Countries.

By Writer
21 December 2023
in :  International Law, International Law studies, International Relations, Publications, Strategic Affairs, Strategic Affairs
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With a view to determining the economic fortunes of nations amidst this intricate network that is international trade, perhaps no other organization plays so pivotal a role at present as does the World Trade Organization (WTO). Established in 1995, the main role of the WTO has been to promote free trade, destroy barriers created by states which prevent trade with other …

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