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Religion vs Religion: The ideas of Muslim-led movements
In this article Saman Habibi explores the key ideas driving modern Islamic movements, highlighting how these often-overlooked ideas and movements continue to shape political struggles across the Muslim world.
Jul 37 min read


How to secure Europe, before the establishment of the European Army?
In response to our previous article on the European Army, Oliver Suchý asked himself how can Europe defend itself now, before a European Army is in place? Read his analysis on practical steps to boost security today.
Negotiations can take several years or decades, what in the meantime?
Jun 196 min read


What is the future of European defense? The case of a European Army.
US Vice-President J.D. Vance shocked his audience at the Munich Security Convention, as he identified not Russia or China, but lack of democracy and free speech as the largest threats to Europe, questioning the value-based cooperation between Europe and the US. President Donald Trump estranged Europe’s leaders by pursuing peace talks with Putin, over the heads of Ukraine and Europe. Even calling Ukrainian President Zelensky a dictator and blaming Ukraine for the war.
Jun 36 min read


Investment in paradise, but at what price? Gentrification in Central America, Costa Rica
Palm trees, untouched wild beaches, and the promise of a simpler life sounds like something to discover, visit, and maybe even move to. Costa Rica and many parts of Central America are often sold as tropical escape places where worries and routines melt away and life slows down, but behind all this lies a complex reality. In this article, we will analyze this and explore different layers to understand who is benefiting from the growing foreign interest and tourism in countrie
May 226 min read


Disinformation in the Digital Age: A Historical Perspective and Contemporary Solutions
Diana Krasnova and Maria Grinavica provide a detaljed historical perspective and potential solutions against global disinformation
Dec 3, 20244 min read


Weaponized AI in Diplomacy: How Deepfakes Undermine Alliances and Shape Global Perceptions
The this text Shariful Islam warns that deepfakes are a growing threat to democracy and global stability, as they can spread misinformation and manipulate public opinion.
Dec 2, 20244 min read


Taiwans Silicon Shield
In this article Lucas Leverström describes how Taiwan's semiconductor production connect to its national deterrence from China
Dec 1, 20244 min read


The Black Box of ChatGPT: A Risky Tool for Propaganda?
In this article Konstantin Love Höglund examines the risk new AI GPT technologies can be used to undermine democratic ideals and if they are not made properly transparent.
Dec 1, 20244 min read


Beneath the Invasion: A Theoretical Strategic Analysis of the Iraq War
Ruslan Tsmokalo writes a strategic analysis of the 2003 Iraq War, exploring the false claims that justified the invasion and how oil interests and political narratives shaped the conflict.
Dec 1, 20246 min read


Understanding Sheikh Hasina’s Downfall and Success of the Mass Uprising in Bangladesh
The political downfall of Sheikh Hasina has turned significant international attention towards the second-largest economy in South Asia. Arguably, her demise and that of her party, the Awami League (AL) mark the most critical change in the political history of independent Bangladesh, which will have profound national and international consequences for the country.
Oct 11, 202411 min read


Gender Dynamics in Climate Change Impacts: The Case of Women in Bangladesh
Climate change is undoubtedly reshaping the global landscape, posing challenges that societies, economies and ecosystems have never faced before. Natural disasters and extreme weather events are widely recognized to affect countries differently, but climate change also has a disproportionate impact on different segments of society.
Oct 10, 20244 min read


Romania’s Climate Progress: Records Hiding Deep Problems
The European Investment Bank came out with an article in the autumn of 2021 stating that 85% of Romanians believe that their government is not as concerned about the issue of climate change as they are.
Oct 9, 20244 min read


Green Utopia: Fengshui Forests and the Ambivalent Enterprise of China’s “Ecological Civilization” Campaign
At the turn of the 21st century, the word “fengshui” began to find its way into the vocabularies of contemporary Western society. Throughout the past few decades, particularly in studies or discussions related to architecture and interior design, one might occasionally stumble across this enigmatic Chinese term that signifies the deliberate creation of harmony between humans, living space, and nature.
Oct 8, 20245 min read


The Growing Importance of Ecocide in International and National Regulations
As the world grapples with the accelerating impacts of climate change and environmental degradation, a new term is emerging in the realm of international law: ecocide.
Oct 7, 20247 min read


Sustainability and The European Fashion Industry: A Critical Analysis of Cooperation for a Greener Future
For decades, Europe has been the epicenter of fashion, where innovation and style ruled the runways. But behind the glamor, a new reality is forcing the industry to rethink its future. The pressing challenge?
Oct 6, 20246 min read


The Illusion of Recycling Fashion – East Africa’s Battle with Clothing Waste
Every year, the National Football League (NFL) prints various merchandise – shirts, caps, sweatshirts and more – celebrating the Super Bowl winner. What fans may not realize is that merchandise for both teams is pre-printed before the game, with the losing team’s items never hitting the shelves.
Oct 5, 20245 min read


The Green Transition within the EU’s Indo-Pacific Strategy: The EU’s engagement with the Indo-Pacific
The Indo-Pacific region has emerged as a focal point of global economic, political, and security dynamics, reshaping the international order in the 21st century.
Oct 4, 20246 min read


Beyond Green Promises
As the effects of climate change intensify globally, the push for climate justice has become a critical focus, emphasizing the need for fair and inclusive solutions. But are the solutions proposed truly equitable?
Oct 3, 20247 min read


El Kasbah: a Moroccan Village Facing Climate Change and Social Breakdown
El Kasbah is one of the towns inhabited by the Beni Yazgha tribe, located within the El Menzel District of Sefrou Province in the Fez-Meknes region of northern Morocco. Geographically, it lies to the east of the Middle Atlas Mountain range, in a semi-arid zone. This village has been home to approximately 400 Arabized Berber families for centuries. The community follows moderate Islam, maintaining a close connection to traditional values and practices.
Oct 2, 20246 min read


From Fields to Famine The Unfolding Climate Crisis in Southern Africa
From Fields to Famine The Unfolding Climate Crisis in Southern Africa Priscilla Nyamhingura Since mid-2023, southern Africa has been experiencing one of its most severe droughts in decades, as an indirect consequence of climate change. This drought has severely impacted agricultural productivity, specifically the maize harvest which has led to extensive food insecurity across several countries, including Malawi, Zimbabwe and Zambia.
Oct 1, 20245 min read
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