Mohammed bin Salman between reform and the iron fist
August 16, 2021
Mohammed bin Salman Between Reform and the Iron Fist. Mohammed bin Salman, who according to a recent US intelligence report, authorized the killing of Saudi
Category: Briefings
Leaning on Economics Sanctions: What are the Consequences for the United States?
June 22, 2021
In recent history the United States has been increasingly using economic sanctions as a vehicle for change in other countries around the world. Whether the reason for the
Putin-Biden Summit: Not a Kumbaya Moment, but “A Glimmer of Hope”
June 19, 2021
On June 16th, President Joe Biden and President Vladimir Putin met in Geneva at a time when relations between the two countries are at the
Leaning on Economic Sanctions: Do They Hurt More Than They Help?
May 28, 2021
Economic sanctions have historically been used as an emergency action, or a policy of last resort. They were used in war time to stop invading
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BENIN: THE BACKSLIDING OF DEMOCRACY AND THE DECONSTRUCTION OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS
February 19, 2021
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BENIN “THE BACKSLIDING OF DEMOCRACY AND THE DECONSTRUCTION OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS” INTRODUCTION Benin’s recent political history is marked by the
Islamophobia and the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
June 5, 2020
As the world struggles to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, citizens, by and large, are expected to unite to thwart the crisis going beyond their religions,
The Pandemic Crisis, Economic Recession And The Rise of Extremism
June 5, 2020
With over 5 million documented cases including more than 330,000 deaths, the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread globally. As many countries are adopting strict measures
NATO, China and the BSEC 4—Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania
May 28, 2020
China has been the focus of many policy debates across the globe, with individual states and regional alliance-based organizations contemplating their relationship with Beijing in
Transatlantic Strain, China’s Foreign Policy Approach, China-EU Relations
May 5, 2020
The transatlantic alliance has been one of the key pillars of U.S. foreign policy and international order. However, as highlighted by analysts at institutions across
Libya’s Legacy: A Case of Failed Conflict Prevention
April 2, 2020
by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
Mohammed bin Salman between reform and the iron fist
August 16, 2021
Mohammed bin Salman Between Reform and the Iron Fist. Mohammed bin Salman, who according to a recent US intelligence report, authorized the killing of Saudi
Leaning on Economics Sanctions: What are the Consequences for the United States?
June 22, 2021
In recent history the United States has been increasingly using economic sanctions as a vehicle for change in other countries around the world. Whether the reason for the
Putin-Biden Summit: Not a Kumbaya Moment, but “A Glimmer of Hope”
June 19, 2021
On June 16th, President Joe Biden and President Vladimir Putin met in Geneva at a time when relations between the two countries are at the
Leaning on Economic Sanctions: Do They Hurt More Than They Help?
May 28, 2021
Economic sanctions have historically been used as an emergency action, or a policy of last resort. They were used in war time to stop invading
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BENIN: THE BACKSLIDING OF DEMOCRACY AND THE DECONSTRUCTION OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS
February 19, 2021
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BENIN “THE BACKSLIDING OF DEMOCRACY AND THE DECONSTRUCTION OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS” INTRODUCTION Benin’s recent political history is marked by the
Islamophobia and the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
June 5, 2020
As the world struggles to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, citizens, by and large, are expected to unite to thwart the crisis going beyond their religions,
The Pandemic Crisis, Economic Recession And The Rise of Extremism
June 5, 2020
With over 5 million documented cases including more than 330,000 deaths, the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread globally. As many countries are adopting strict measures
NATO, China and the BSEC 4—Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania
May 28, 2020
China has been the focus of many policy debates across the globe, with individual states and regional alliance-based organizations contemplating their relationship with Beijing in
Transatlantic Strain, China’s Foreign Policy Approach, China-EU Relations
May 5, 2020
The transatlantic alliance has been one of the key pillars of U.S. foreign policy and international order. However, as highlighted by analysts at institutions across
Libya’s Legacy: A Case of Failed Conflict Prevention
April 2, 2020
by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
