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The AUSUK pact in its geopolitical context

By Writer
28 September 2021
in :  International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies
140

France lost a contract approximately worth $68 billion to provide twelve conventionally-powered submarines to Australia following the signing of a military pact between the US, the UK and Australia. After the announcement on September 15, quickly voices in mainstream media on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean raised their outrage and concerns over this – as many conceived it – …

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The Crimea Platform: a soft power diplomacy against hard power, what is it promising?

By Writer
19 September 2021
in :  Europe, International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies, Recent Topics
195

August 23, 2021 marked the day of launching the International Crimean Platform which has been initiated by the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky  as an international response and moreover, foreign policy instrument against the occupation of Crimea by Russia. The summit was solely dedicated to the illegal annexation of Crimea and to bringing the issue back in the agenda of the …

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Increasing the Employment Prospects of Refugees in Australia

By Writer
21 August 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
64

For Australian government ministers to harness the economic benefits of refugees for both Australia and refugees’ host countries, the impediments of securing meaningful employment must be recognised and addressed. These include: the extensive time in Australia’s offshore detention centres which not only reduces education and employment capabilities but also costs the Australian government over A$400,000 a year per person (Button …

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Illegal migration as a geo-economic tool

By Writer
18 August 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
63

The fall of Kabul to the Taliban came as a shock to most observers. Besides the unknown future awaiting the Afghan population, especially the female part of it, which rose quickly to the attention of the international community, French President Emmanuel Macron warned of a new wave of refugees to the EU (Euronews, 2021). Another recent example where a government …

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Albania – outpost of Turkish expansionism

By Writer
13 August 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
115

A potentially tide-changing development has been taking place in Albania in recent times. Tirana and Ankara are keen on increasing their cooperation in various areas from security to trade and investments, however,  in particular in the defense and military sector (Exit News, 2021). For later this year, a state visit by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is planned as the …

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Prospects for the future of Peace in an Afghanistan without Americans – Working-Paper

By Writer
7 July 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
71

The Twin Towers attacks on the United States made Afghanistan an important foreign policy concern of the US and started a military campaign against the Al-Qaeda and the Taliban government. During the period of about more than eighteen years, the US has lost 2,400 military personnel in Afghanistan as of April 30, 2020. The US has also spent $137 billion …

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Cooperation of United Nations and the African Union under the Chinese shadow

By Writer
4 July 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
56

The United Nations (UN) and African Union (AU) are quickly reaching a crossroads on how to collectively support multilateral peace operations on this immense continent plagued on all sides by bloody conflicts of unprecedented violence. Rising levels of political violence across Africa are joined fragile peace agreements, a precarious macroeconomic environment, and a growing reliance on counter-terrorism efforts. Unless rectified, …

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Expected and Unexpected Consequences from the Northern Ireland Protocol

By Writer
23 June 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
98

The whole Brexit process has been an earthquake, which has shaken the foundations of the relationship that the European Union and the United Kingdom had been able to forge. Brexit has threatened to be a significant turning point for both parties involved, changing the way of living of millions, ranging from Brits who live in EU Member States, to European …

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New Atlantic Charter: Will It Be A Turning Point?

By Writer
21 June 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
108

The special relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom has experienced different periods of closeness but also of more distance. Nonetheless, one of the moments, which have extremely influenced this relationship is the signing of the original Atlantic Charter, as it was the structural document, which enabled this transatlantic relationship to be created. The importance of this charter …

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China’s exploitation of Africa: the case of the Democratic Republic of Congo

By Writer
16 June 2021
in :  International Relations Studies
607

Last month, the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Felix Tshisekedi,  announced he planned to renegotiate mining contracts signed by his predecessor, Joseph Kabila, with special attention to those with China. Tshisekedi complained that contracts have put the population and the state at a disadvantage losing out on the mineral wealth of the country (Africanews, 2021). In 2007, …

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