Liberal Peacebuilding, once hailed as a beacon of post-conflict reconstruction, faces scrutiny due to inconsistent outcomes. Despite challenges, reforming its approach through local ownership and accountability can enhance its efficacy in promoting peace and stability.
In the age of globalization, the flux of migration reshapes our understanding of national identity, challenging us to integrate diverse cultures while maintaining a sense of belonging. How we navigate this will define our era.
Tracing the paths of Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Viktor Orban, and Nicolas Maduro, their strategic rise to one-man rule highlights a concerning trend towards global democratic erosion and the reshaping of international relations.
In today’s world, the presence of nuclear weapons emerges as one of the most critical factors capable of sustainably altering power balances in the international arena.
In the ever-evolving landscape of IR, the discourse has predominantly been shaped by state-centric narratives, often overlooking the fundamental human element that lies at the core of all political and diplomatic engagements.
Emotions and interests intertwine in foreign policy, shaping state decisions and alliances, influencing global dynamics significantly.
In today’s international dialogues, this is a key issue that remains unresolved. Bargaining involving people and illegal diplomatic initiatives are among the primary reasons why this issue cannot be resolved.
The methodological differences in International Relations represent a distinct separation between positivist and post-positivist approaches.
Established for peace post-WWII, the UN requires reform due to power imbalances. Türkiye pushes for a more inclusive and transparent General Assembly.
AI in terrorism, like ISIS using drones, poses a serious threat, requiring robust countermeasures.
AI’s broad impact in security and politics necessitates careful management; decision-makers must navigate this transformation effectively.
The concept of soft power is a common method frequently used by states to manage the masses.
The 2007 cyber-attacks on Estonia marked a turning point in the country’s approach to cyber security.
Exploring the profound influence of cults on society, culture, and the role
of women in religion.
In this review, we share the highlights from the most recent G20 summit
The war in Ukraine: The Question of Information and Cyber Dominance
