Tag: Volume XIX Issue 1
What Do Great Powers Talk About? A Data-Driven Look at Strategic Language
When states articulate their “grand strategy,” we tend to imagine something rigid and material: troop movements, defence planning, alliances, budgets, or diplomatic frameworks. Strategy...
The Pukpuk Treaty: A New Security Architecture in the Indo-Pacific
On 17th of September 2025, Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) signed a mutual defence treaty titled the Pukpuk Treaty. The treaty stands to...
Pragmatic Indifference: Why the Global South Won’t Choose Sides in Ukraine
Irritations in the West
In the aftermath of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the European Union and a handful of its Western allies did not...
Bureaucracy over Blood: West Papua’s Ongoing Fight for Independence
One half of the larger island of Papua, West Papua remains one of the most contested regions in the Asia-Pacific region. Currently, West Papua...
Canada as Europe’s Trump Card
The return of Donald Trump to the White House in 2024 had profound effects on the established structure of interstate relationships within the transatlantic...
The Realist Nehru: Continuity in India’s Foreign Policy
“India’s new foreign policy marks not so much a repudiation of Nehru as a reinterpretation of his emphasis on autonomy and national interest.”
— C....
The Price of Transatlantic Loyalty: How Much is Europe Willing to Pay?
A new world order is in the making.
With that, the dynamic of the transatlantic alliance is changing, and the costs of European loyalty...
