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Strategic Affairs

The challenges of peacebuilding in Yemen

By Writer
4 April 2025
in :  Conflicts Areas
216

Yemeni civil war, started in 2015, has killed more than 250,000 people, led to over 4 million people internally displaced, and has created one of the worst humanitarian crises, alongside devastating political and economic consequences. External interference among neighbours has led to a proxy war between three factions: the internationally recognized government backed by the Saudi, the Iran-supported Houthi rebels, …

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The Expansion of BRICS: A Pragmatic Path to Global Stability

By Writer
4 April 2025
in :  International development
136

The expansion of BRICS with the potential addition of Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates is a momentous geopolitical event. It is a testament to the increasing power of the Global South and marks a movement towards a multipolar world order. However, in the absence of strategic unity, rather than enabling effective global governance, this …

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The trade war of the US, Canada, and Europe: insight into the economic warfare

By Writer
4 April 2025
in :  International Economy
255

In just a few days, the global economic landscape has been significantly disrupted by escalating trade tensions among the United States, Canada, and the European Union: during his first presidential mandate, Trump already raised steel tariffs of 25%, a reform continued by former President Joe Biden, but with exceptions for US Allies, including Canada, Mexico, Japan and South Korea. Trump’s …

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The Expansion of BRICS: A Pragmatic Path to Global Stability

By Writer
24 March 2025
in :  International development
208

The expansion of BRICS with the potential addition of Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates is a momentous geopolitical event. It is a testament to the increasing power of the Global South and marks a movement towards a multipolar world order. However, in the absence of strategic unity, rather than enabling effective global governance, this …

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De-Escalating the U.S. Trade War: A Pragmatic Path Forward

By Writer
24 March 2025
in :  International Economy, Recent Topics
80

The recent decision by the U.S. Administration to impose comprehensive tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods has renewed concerns regarding a looming trade war that could destabilize North American economies. The 25% tariffs on all Mexican and Canadian goods and 10% tariff on Canadian oil and energy products have been imposed as a measure to address growing concerns by the …

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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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Rethinking the UN’s role and efficiency in the contemporary world

By Writer
14 March 2025
in :  International Justice, Peacekeeping, Recent Topics
950

The United Nations (UN) was founded in 1945 with the noble vision of maintaining international peace and security, fostering cooperation, and promoting human rights. Over the decades, it has played a significant role in conflict resolution, humanitarian aid, and global development. However, in the face of modern geopolitical complexities, obstacles to fundamental resolutions, lack of engagement mechanisms for major approved …

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Can technological innovations solve the climate crisis?

By Writer
14 March 2025
in :  Recent Topics, Technology & Innovation
664

The climate crisis is defined as the 21st century global challenge, the biggest threat of our time, demanding urgent and effective solutions. Many argue that technological innovations can lead the way in mitigating climate change, offering practical solutions to climate induced disasters, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and fostering sustainable development. However, while technology plays a crucial role, it comes with …

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Why Latin America struggles to achieve stability?

By Writer
14 March 2025
in :  International development, Latin America, Recent Topics
184

Latin America is a region of immense cultural wealth, abundant natural resources, and significant economic potential. Yet, it is one of the most unequal in the world, alongside the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa, as it is continuously overwhelmed by political upheaval, economic crisis, and social disruption. Each country of the region has, of course, different challenges that has to …

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Iran, North Korea, and the Future of Nuclear Non-Proliferation

By Writer
11 March 2025
in :  Asia, Energy Security, Nuclear Deterrence
339

The global nuclear non-proliferation regime is facing significant challenges as Iran and North Korea continue to test the limits of international diplomacy and enforcement mechanisms. While both nations have pursued nuclear capabilities under different geopolitical circumstances, their actions threaten to undermine decades of efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. As the balance between nuclear power nations is already …

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