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Category: Eurasia

12 Sep 202212 Sep 2022 International Relations Today

National interests, realpolitik, and India’s response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine 

11 Jul 202211 Jul 2022 International Relations Today

NATO and the Asia Pacific

7 Mar 20227 Mar 2022 International Relations Today

Russia-Ukraine war: the vulnerabilities of strategic thinking in Europe

10 Jan 2022 International Relations Today

NATO, Ukraine, & The Bear: What does Russia want from its latest troop increase on Ukraine’s border?

31 May 2021 International Relations Today

Russian disinformation in the post-truth age: Lessons from the 2020 US Presidential Elections

4 Jan 2021 International Relations Today

The COVID Pivot: Why the West stopped listening?

23 Nov 2020 International Relations Today

Kim’s Speech: Eagerness of Kim’s Regime for the Political Survival

16 Nov 202016 Nov 2020 International Relations Today

Uyghur Muslims in China: one of the most pressing human rights concerns of our age

25 May 202013 Jun 2021 International Relations Today

The ‘Unstringing’ of a ‘String of Pearls’ – Part Three: The Hoax of ASEAN Collectivity?

30 Apr 2020 International Relations Today

Part Two: Of Pandemics, Crime, Immigration and the ghost of Comrade Dozorov

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"The youth is the hope of our future." - Joze Rizal

𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗧𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆 is happy to announce that it is recruiting new members for its team. The worsening standoff between China, Taiwan and the United States l holds global repercussions. But for Japan, the straits crisis poses a more significant threat. In the early 2000s Latin America was thriving. Riding high on a commodity boom and the growth of local economies, there was a widespread sense of hope for the future. Now, a period of recession and disillusionment with democracy has threatened these dreams and brought the region to social unrest. Over the years Latin America's indigenous population has faced an uphill battle in the struggle for their rights and identity. President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. made headlines last month for his back-to-back meetings with Xi Jinping and Kamala Harris. The meetings reflected the foreign policy issue most pressing to the Philippines--to whom should the country orient itself towards. For weeks on end, Americans tuning into electoral news have been inundated with polling predictions overwhelmingly favouring the Republicans. Following a tumultuous leadership contest and a short-lived Prime Ministership, Rishi Sunak has emerged as Britain’s newest leader. Cross-strait ties between Taiwan and China have reached a low point in recent years, with both governments making competing claims over the sovereignty as well as the history of the island. With a markedly democratic government in Taipei and an autocratic leadership in Beijing, the standoff is being seen as a fight for liberal democracy in the East. Civil unrest continues to dominate Haiti, with the population experiencing a worsening political vacuum and major humanitarian emergency.
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