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A basic starting point for the combination of Christianity and IR’s theory of realism must be that Christianity has influenced…

In March 2026, a group of Australian authors published Secession by Western Australia, a provocative work that does not merely…

The Board of Peace (BoP) is an international body established at the initiative of US President Donald Trump and formalised…

In recent years, the concept of the Anthropocene has received significant attention within International Relations (IR). The term denotes a…

The world’s most consequential stretch of water is 21 nautical miles wide at its narrowest point. Through the Strait of…

Hong Kong has long branded itself as “Asia’s World City”—a cosmopolitan entrepôt where East meets West, open to global capital,…

Carl von Clausewitz has been vindicated by the U.S.–Iran war. Pick your insight. War is politics by other means. Friction…

As BRICS expands its membership and Western-led institutions face renewed uncertainty, an increasingly familiar question has resurfaced across policy circles,…

Before the Trump–Xi summit in May 2026, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Taiwan would inevitably be a…

The myth of a rights-based international system capable of protecting civilians has been shattered, as citizens across the globe endure…