Tag: Volume XVII Issue 2
Strategic Autonomy or Permanent Subservience? Rethinking Europe’s Transatlantic Ties
The world order as we have known it since the end of the Cold War thirty-five years ago has ceased to exist. Instead of...
Red, White, and Blueland: The Greenland Purchase That Never Was
“I don't really know what claim Denmark has to it, but it would be a very unfriendly act if they didn’t allow that to...
Poland: Internationally on the Rise, but Domestically Polarised: Understanding the PiS-PO Contested Legacy
As the world grapples with growing geopolitical uncertainty, Poland's transition from a peripheral to a central European player has captured increasing attention. Once a...
The current state of nuclear disarmament – a lost cause?
Around the world, from Kazakhstan to Australia and the United States, communities continue to suffer from the consequences of nuclear testing: radiation-related illnesses, generational...
Justice by Algorithm: Fairness or Flaw?
In one city, the police scan hours of surveillance footage and identify a criminal within minutes. In another, prosecutors use software to predict whether...
Between Giants: Turkey’s Central Asia Tightrope
In 2021, Turkish President Erdoğan received a map of the Turkic world by the representative of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), which notably included...
False Promises from the Deep Sea
When you think about the deep sea, what images come to mind? Darkness, a sense of the unknown, perhaps fear of the creatures looming...
A Bitter Harvest: Caporalato and Agromafia
Italian policymakers and businesses have invested substantial financial resources in their drive to promote their agricultural sector as bucolic, pastoral and, above all, traditional....
Celestial Battlefields: Private Actors in the U.S.-China Competition for Space Supremacy
“To control space means to control the land, seas, and skies.” The Space Race of the 21st century has intensified awareness about the strategic...
Trade, War and Stability: Mapping Global Influence in the 21st Century
In a world of globalisation, power relations are no longer dictated by military strength or economic power but by a subtle balance of international...
