Why Are There So Many Wars, Especially Now? An Obscure Brilliance Of Arms Dealing...
by Joseph Mazur
To understand war is to identify its roots in conflict. A war starts with one side or another rolling on odds of...
Tackling ESG Regulation Across Multiple Jurisdictions – A Conundrum for Multinationals
By Maria Cronin and Fred Kelly
As ESG-related legislation and regulation becomes an ever-increasing focus for governments and regulators across the globe, companies with international...
The Military and Democracy in Post-Colonial Nation: A Study of Pakistan
By Dr. Kalim Siddiqui
What is a true democracy? Should the military control politics and election outcomes? Dr Kalim Siddiqui analyses the recent fallout from...
What Makes a Genocide? How should we best understand the confounding connections between self-defence,...
By Joseph Mazur
A word best-describing intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group now swerves its definition to attack the victim. The...
The Future Role of the World Bank: Some Views on Strategy and Plumbing
By Danny Leipziger
It is more than 75 years since the World Bank was founded at Bretton Woods. Clearly, today's world is a different place,...
Donald Trump and the ‘Madman Theory’ of Foreign Policy
By Natasha Lindstaedt
With Donald Trump now looking more and more likely to be the Republican nominee for November’s presidential election, the former president is...
Neocolonialism: An Analysis of International Factors on the Development of the Global South
By Kalim Siddiqui
Can former colonies truly get out from under the grip of developed countries? How has the economic, technological, and military advantage of...
Challenges for the Next Stage of Globalisation: The Factor of Ukraine
By Vasyl Yurchyshyn
We argue that the fight of Ukraine for independence against Russian aggression is the principal event of the modern stage of globalisation.
Ukraine...
Climate-Induced Terrorism — the New Global Business Risk
By Matt Ince
While countries around the world struggle to meet the manifold challenges posed by climate change, there are those who would use the...
From the Middle Out and Bottom Up: The Belt and Road Initiative at 10...
By Xiangming Chen
The year 2023 marks the tenth anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a transcontinental connectivity project launched by China in...
EDITOR'S PICK OF THE WEEK
Why Machines Can’t Lead: The Human Skills That Matter Most in an AI World
By Mark Leisegang
We're living through a time when AI is not just mimicking human thought but learning like us, bringing both challenges and opportunities at work. So, should we worry about AI replacing our...
