The rush to defend Denmark from American pressure over Greenland has produced a convenient narrative: bullying superpower ...
Vietnam is undertaking a dramatic clean energy transition policy for its electricity sector. The endeavor is driven by two complementary analyses: (1) growth and dependence on foreign fuels are the ...
Social media and technological advances have drastically changed international communication, which has an impact on how countries exercise influence. The phrase “soft power,” which was coined by ...
This contribution was written as part of the research project Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace & Conflict [grant number 01UG2205A], funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
A recent working paper from a team of experts at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) noted that, “Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring distinguishes itself from others by its complexity due to a ...
This research is framed to explore the relationship between Korea’s current semiconductor industry policies and historical industrial policies. Broadly, it also examines how current government ...
On July 9, 1982, after three series of multilateral conferences spanning decades of rigorous negotiations, President Ronald Reagan formally announced that the United States would not sign the United ...
As a fleet of U.S. warships assembled in the Caribbean for counternarcotics operations in September, Nicolás Maduro—Venezuela’s autocrat and serial election-stealer—addressed Xi Jinping in a press ...
The World Trade Organization (WTO), once the keystone of the postwar trading order, now faces an existential crisis. The pillars that long sustained it—binding rules, impartial dispute settlement, and ...
El Salvador’s ‘maverick’ [1] president, Nayib Bukele, has proposed a unique agreement with the United States, offering to house American criminals and deportees [2] in its notorious mega-prison, ...
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