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Philippines: The Newest Arena in Great Power Competition

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Vote-Demic: Feeling Blue or Seeing Red?

19 May 2022 International Relations Today

US and EU Democracy Promotion: Two sides of the same coin?

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Defining the State of โ€œEquilibriumโ€ in the International Order: Emergence of the Beijing

11 Apr 2022 International Relations Today

Russiaโ€™s invasion of Ukraine: a potential shift of alliances in the Middle East?

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Security dilemma in the Southeast Asian region

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Taiwan in the World Post-Covid: Alone at Sea?

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Why the Removal of Troops May Hinder the Peace and Negotiations Process in Afghanistan

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The United States is leaving Afghanistan: What happens next?

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Bidenโ€™s first 100 days as President: Inheriting a Broken Immigration System

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

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