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Across Sub-Saharan Africa, AI is already rewiring the incentive landscape of elections.

This article analyses how the Russia-Ukraine War has reshaped EU integration across energy, defense, and institutional domains. It argues that while demonstrating unprecedented coordination, the response also reveals persistent limits to supranational integration where national sovereignty dominates.

Nine national AI regulations compared to each other as well as individual metrics. This article does not aim to identify which country has the strongest regulation, rather to serve as a basis for comparison of the legal instruments.

This publication explores the background, buildup, timeline, aftermath, and risk outlook of the July 2025 border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia

This publication examines Colombia’s decision to formally embrace Chinese investments under the umbrella of the Belt and Road Initiative

The gap between hype and reality for AI deployments in cybersecurity is widening.

This article examines the rise and threats posed by so-called 'ghost guns'.

This essay discusses three major factors which I believe have contributed to democratic backsliding in the United States.

The state of the world in 2025 is one of increasing fragmentation, waning democratic rights, and a very real sense of danger permeating the field of international relations.

In practice, nation-state actors such as Iran and Russia have attempted (and have proven at least partly successful) in evading sanctions imposed by Washington and its allies. A clear example of this is the Shadow Fleet.