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De-dollarisation: a New Era of Collaboration or Conflict?
Foreign ministers of the BRICS countries have recently met to discuss expansion and ways to challenge US dominance in the economy. The...
Raya Mahmood
Oct 17, 2024


Navigating Diplomacy and Compromise in the Ukraine Conflict: Understanding Russia’s uncompromising demands
When Khrushchev, then General-Secretary of the USSR, transferred Crimea from the Russian SFSR to the Ukrainian SSR in 1954, few would...
Max Mihailovici
Oct 17, 2024


From Disasters to Desperation: The Toll of Climate Change on Women and Girls
Floods. Heatwaves. Wildfires. These are the words that come to mind when climate change is mentioned. Climate change is perhaps the...
Aisha Mohamed
Oct 17, 2024


Managing Global Conflict: Communication, Compromise & Collaboration
Amidst the intricate tapestry of diplomacy and international relations, trust emerges as the invisible thread weaving together the fabric...
Laura Ionescu
Oct 17, 2024


China and Taiwan: Navigating through a Diplomatic Deadlock
Introduction The last 15 months of high intensity conflict in Ukraine provided valuable knowledge for both China and the United States,...
Alecsis Rosca
Oct 17, 2024


Global Nuclear Security: The High-Stakes Game of Individuals
Andrea is a second-year ISPS student at UCL. Originally from Iceland, she has lived in both Sweden and the UK. She has a passion for all...
Andrea Thordarson
Oct 17, 2024


Asia's Raging Fire: Will Myanmar's Civil War End Peacefully?
Omar Khan is a MSci Physics student at UCL with an interest in international relations. 6 November 2023. Kawlin, Sagaing Region....
Omar Khan
Oct 17, 2024


The 2023 Dutch General Election: An Uncertain Future for the Netherlands and the EU
Madelyn Small is a 2nd year Politics, Sociology and Eastern European Studies student with an interest in human rights, law, politics,...
Maddie Small
Oct 17, 2024


How the European Union securitised the 2015 Syrian Migrant ‘Crisis’.
Ghalia Y. Burgan is completing an MSc. in International Public Policy. She worked with the Arkbound Foundation, the UK’s only NGO...
Ghalia Y. Burgan
Oct 17, 2024


The Paris Climate Agreement Hangs by a Thread – “Klimakleber” to the Rescue?
Lena Nicoletti is a first year student studying International Social and Political Studies with a specialism in law and Japanese as her...
Lena Nicoletti
Oct 17, 2024


UK Autumn Budget 2023: Effects and Criticisms
Alexander Anderson is a first year student at the School of European Languages and Culture. He interned at The Telegraph Introduction...
Alexander Anderson
Oct 17, 2024
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