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UCL Diplomacy Society
Dec 27, 2020
“It’s just not worth investing in women”:How Japan won’t let its Women save the Economy by Lea Wowra
The new Japanese administration has a lot on its plate, to say the least: two lost decades, failed stimulus plans, demographic hurdles,...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Dec 6, 2020
Iranian Uranium: Assassinations and Ballistic Missiles by Omar Khan
Were it a film; this would be the thriller of the decade. But unfortunately, this isn't fiction, and the threat of the most devastating...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 30, 2020
3 in 1: Outlook on Peruvian Democracy by Lea Wowra
The impeachment of Martín Vizcarra on the 9th of November 2020, has led to a nationwide upsurge of violent protests in which two young...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 30, 2020
It is time to stop looking at economic growth as a good thing by Afek Shamir
There are three certainties in life: death, taxes, and an American president claiming that they are growing the economy to be stronger...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 22, 2020
New Normalisations – Fateful for the Middle East by Nicolas Vogt
“Historic”, “brave” and “hugely good news”: Unusual words for European officials and Democrats to describe another Trump foreign policy...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 15, 2020
Time to heal America by Prathamesh Jagtap
Is Progressive politics in a polarised and politically bruised nation the way ahead? Did Biden win this election or did Trump lose? Those...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 15, 2020
A globalist’s reflection on Brexit: Lessons learned and lessons yet to be learned
Article submitted by Hector Mckechnie How do we begin to explain the last five years of politics? Crazy? Uninspiring? Not for me? One...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 15, 2020
We The People – November’s Other Elections by Sam Fowler
The recent US presidential election has naturally garnered global headlines and attention. The US’ great power and influence has ensured...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 15, 2020
Poland’s draconian abortion ban: what does the recent delay in implementation mean for the country?
Article written by : Saulet Tanirbergen With Poland still in the grips of a nearly three-week-long protest against a near-total ban on...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Nov 15, 2020
Gift of the Nile: How Can the Dam Dispute be Resolved? by Omar Khan
Imagine a world war fought over water. Now turn to north-east Africa where one may well happen. Egypt. Sudan. Ethiopia. Total population:...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Aug 31, 2020
CANZUK- A UTOPIAN DEMOCRACY OR AN ‘ABSURD FANTASY? By Anouska Jha
We are now floating in what one may call the unwritten chapter of post-Brexit Britain. Talks of trade deals, diplomatic relations, and...
UCL Diplomacy Society
Aug 31, 2020
The Three Seas Initiative: cohesion, division, and geopolitics by Lucien Enev
The Three Seas Initiative (3SI for short) is an initiative launched in 2016, bringing together 12 EU countries of Central and Eastern...
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