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Strategic Affairs

How Governments Are Capitalising on Unrealistic Migration Plans

By Writer
25 January 2024
in :  International Law, International Law & Human Rights, Migration Crisis, Strategic Affairs
88

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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China’s Growing Influence in the South China Sea and the Importance of Bilateral Defence Agreements to Counteract It

By Writer
25 January 2024
in :  Asia, International development, International Relations, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies, Publications, Strategic Affairs, Strategic Affairs
105

In recent months, the Chinese Coast Guard and Beijing’s maritime militia have engaged in perilous manoeuvres, hindering and harassing the Philippine Coast Guard and Armed Forces of the Philippines during resupply missions to the BRP Sierra Madre in Ayungin Shoal. As tensons rise, China recognised the risk of involving the US, which has mutual defence treaties with the Philippines, and …

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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
70

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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Who’s profiting from the Gaza War?

By Writer
22 January 2024
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Relations, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies, Middle East, Publications, Strategic Affairs, Strategic Affairs
147

            The never-ending conflict in Palestine and the atrocities committed in the Gaza region have been one for the books. The alleged war crimes committed and the lack of effective application of international mechanisms to aid those civilians and other individuals that have been caught in the crossfire of the war have undoubtedly changed the future of the region.             Throughout the …

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Ecuador’s War on Drugs

By Writer
15 January 2024
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law, International Law & Democracy, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies, Latin America, Strategic Affairs
252

            The start of 2024 was marked by yet another war. The nation of Ecuador has officially declared war on drugs at the beginning of this year, and it has inevitably resulted in a strong wave of chaos, violence, and uncertainty in the country.             This conflict might seem internal only, not worrying the rest of the international community, but we should …

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Escalating Tensions Between North and South Korea Amidst Global Power Dynamics

By Writer
12 January 2024
in :  Asia, Conflicts Areas, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies, Recent Topics, Strategic Affairs
634

Tensions between North and South Korea are no news, after all the new countries are technically “at war”. However, in recent months we have witnessed an escalation of military, specifically nuclear tensions between the two Koreas, which represents a break from the welcomed inter-state agreement signed in 2018. Under the Comprehensive Military Agreement (CMA), both countries committed to “completely cease …

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Linking EU and Africa in Terms of Import and Exports

By Writer
11 January 2024
in :  Africa, Europe, Globalization & Trade, International development, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, Strategic Affairs
248

Europe and Africa depend on one another to deliver an effective and long-term response to global and shared issues such as climate change, peace and security, and economic growth, all of which affect us all. The European Union-African collaboration, founded on discussion and multilateralism, is solution-oriented and forward looking. Europe and Africa are both players in a multilateral international system …

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Iran as a New Threat to the West: its Closer Ties with Russia and China and the Revived Nuclear Plan 

By Writer
11 January 2024
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, Strategic Affairs
263

Iran has been forging closer ties with Russia and China since the US’s withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which took place in 2018 under Trump’s administration. However, it took noticeable steps in this direction in 2021 when the more conservative president Ebrahim Raisi came to power. Subsequently, the war in Ukraine and now the Israel-Hamas conflict …

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The Significance of NATO in Ukraine

By Writer
8 January 2024
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Justice, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, International Relations Studies, Publications, Strategic Affairs, Strategic Affairs
183

In the aftermath of World War II, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was established in 1949. The alliance was formed as part of an effort by the United States and its European allies to dissuade any expansion of the then-Soviet Union (USSR) and to lessen the likelihood of conflict on the continent by supporting deeper political unity among its countries. It has …

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South Africa v Israel: Will the ICJ Find the Potential for Genocide?

By Writer
8 January 2024
in :  Africa, Conflicts Areas, International Law, International Law & Human Rights, International Relations, International Relations, International Relations & Diplomacy, Middle East, Publications, Strategic Affairs, Strategic Affairs
138

South Africa has requested the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to take an interim measure aimed at stopping Israel from committing acts defined as “potential genocide”. The primary action requested is for the court to call for a halt to combat operations. Initially, South Africa’s plea was not met with nearly as much urgency and attention as it is now. …

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