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Tag: Conflict

18 Apr 2022 International Relations Today

No More Neutrality: Canada and Its Response to Russiaโ€™s Invasion of Ukraine

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Security dilemma in the Southeast Asian region

14 Mar 2022 International Relations Today

What does Israelโ€™s rapprochement with the Gulf Arab states mean for the future of the MENA region?

27 Sep 2021 International Relations Today

Gender and geopolitical (in)stability: the case of Afghanistan๏ฟผ๏ฟผ

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Missiles, Blood and Diplomacy: How blind support for Israel will never end the never-ending conflict

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The Cold War in the Middle East: Yemen

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The geopolitical enigma of India-Pakistan

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Two years of War in Ukraine: we are forgetting what really matters

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ISIS Inc.

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The Justice and Development Party (AKP): where Justice and Development have found new definitions

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

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