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NATO: To Join or Not to Join? By Raphael Conte
The Ukraine conflict appears to have become, in many respects, a turning point in history. Indeed, it may shift the geostrategic dynamics...
Raphael Conte
Apr 12, 2022
This Article Is Fake: The Information War in Ukraine and Beyond By Omar Khan
The views and opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not reflect the official policy or position of The Diplomatic...
Omar Khan
Mar 19, 2022
Feminism, fiscality and North Korea's Problem: South Korea’s presidential election By Megan Taylor
On the 9th of March, South Korea took to the polls to vote in the 2022 presidential elections. At 3:51 AM on 10th March (Seoul time), Lee...
Megan Taylor
Mar 19, 2022
Being the Bystander: Diplomacy as a hindrance By Lydia König Svalander
The views and opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not reflect the official policy or position of The Diplomatic...
Lydia König Svalander
Mar 19, 2022
Humanity vs Policy: Biden's Possible Re-designation of A FOREIGN TERRORIST GROUP & ITS CONSEQUEnces
What happens when you have to choose between labelling a group a foreign terrorist organisation, and choosing to continue humanitarian...
Anoushka Jha
Mar 4, 2022
Europe United without a "United States of Europe" by Raphael Conte
How EU policies regarding the Ukraine conflict reflect a stronger and more united Europe than in the recent past It is a common maxim...
Raphael Conte
Mar 4, 2022
A Revival of Ostpolitik? By Raphael Conte
An analysis of Germany’s Russia policy and the underlying reasoning In a post-Merkel world, Germany is facing numerous challenges in the...
Raphael Conte
Feb 10, 2022
The Kremlin’s Gambit: Escalation and Responses By Joseph BingHam Opp
This former revolutionary is unusually uncomfortable, visibly fragile - broken. He speaks from his desk slowly, tepidly. Boris Yeltsin is...
Joseph Bingham Opp
Feb 10, 2022
Tearing Bosnia Apart… Again By Omar Khan
The three presidents of Bosnia and Herzegovina rarely see eye-to-eye but at least they can all agree that nobody wants another war to...
Omar Khan
Feb 10, 2022
Ukraine Unfrozen: What a ‘Hot’ Russo-Ukrainian Conflict Could Mean for the West By Jacob Adelhoch
In March 2021, after NATO announced seven planned military exercises in Ukraine as part of a greater series of exercises in Eastern...
Jacob Adelhoch
Feb 10, 2022
Superation of the insuperable deadlock? By Lucien Enev
On the 25th of January, the first Bulgaro-North Macedonian inter-governmental summit in several years began in Bulgaria’s capital, Sofia....
Lucien Enev
Feb 10, 2022
UKRAINE - lAST lIFE bOAT FOR THE ilo By Valentina Butenko
If there is one chance for the Liberal International Order to reassert itself, it is in the defence of Ukraine. Russian troops are...
Valentina Butenko
Feb 4, 2022
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