Resolving to Recognise Agents of Peace: UNSC Resolution 1325
Four principles dictate the revolutionary United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. UNSCR 1325 was based on the following four...
Refugees – Bargaining Chips of Domestic and International Politics
Over the last decade, Turkey has grown to become one of the nations hosting the most refugees worldwide. People fleeing violence and the lack...
Keeping up with Kemp: An Interview with One of Europe’s Key Cooperators
Throughout most of our education here at the DA, we have learned about the pillars of international law and geopolitics, attempting to understand the...
How European Energy Dependence Fuels the Syrian Conflict
The European Union has little to no fossil fuel reserves and is therefore highly dependent on energy imports from third countries. Despite recurrent human...
From the Scent of Jasmine to the Smell of Sulfur: The Legacy of the...
Ten years ago, a wildfire of revolts touched off in the Arab world, leading to an unprecedented sequence of events that irreversibly changed the...
The Renaissance of the Non-Aligned Movement
“It is important that we start by recognizing that disenchantment and dissatisfaction with multilateralism and globalization — and talk of decoupling — had been...
The Uighur Question: Halfway between Domestic Sinicization and Diplomatic Cynicism
Over the past few months, the world has been waking up to horrifying news about China, alleging crimes, and human rights abuses against Muslim...
Is Strategic Autonomy Just a Magical Buzzword or a Guiding Concept in the New...
No concept is free from any misunderstanding. The term "strategic autonomy" is not an exception. Placed at the core of the European Union’s foreign...
The end of the European holiday from history: Katarzyna Pisarska on the revival of...
24th February 2022. “Hello, I’m sorry, but we have to reschedule this meeting.” The timing of our first interview turned out to be more...
The Post-Abe Japan: On What Legacies is the New Prime Minister Suga Standing?
Kakuei Tanaka, who served as prime minister of Japan in the 1970s, once told Henry Kissinger that “the changes through successive prime ministers… are...
