FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW

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Strategic Autonomy or Legal Drift? EU Trade Policy in the Era of a Paralysed WTO

Mar 24

Mar 24 Strategic Autonomy or Legal Drift? EU Trade Policy in the Era of a Paralysed WTO

Thomas Becker Kuffer

Europe, Economy, International Diplomacy

What Factors Help Explain the Italian Prime Minister’s Level of Influence?

Mar 23

Mar 23 What Factors Help Explain the Italian Prime Minister’s Level of Influence?

Valentina Bianchessi

International Diplomacy, Europe

How Clothing Functions as a Medium of Resistance

Mar 22

Mar 22 How Clothing Functions as a Medium of Resistance

Middle East, Culture

It Takes Two to Tango: Gender Inequality, Social Infertility and the Birthrate Crisis

Mar 21

Mar 21 It Takes Two to Tango: Gender Inequality, Social Infertility and the Birthrate Crisis

Global Health, Europe

Rubio vs Vance: The Future of Republican Foreign Policy

Mar 20

Mar 20 Rubio vs Vance: The Future of Republican Foreign Policy

Politics & Government, The Americas

Instability or Security? The State of ISIS in Iraq

Mar 19

Mar 19 Instability or Security? The State of ISIS in Iraq

Conflict & Peacekeeping, Middle East

Post-Davos and Munich: Reconceptualizing the Transatlantic Alliance

Mar 18

Mar 18 Post-Davos and Munich: Reconceptualizing the Transatlantic Alliance

Teodora Dimitrijevic

International Diplomacy, The Americas, Europe

Sanctioning Justice: Trump’s Clash with the ICC One Year On

Mar 16

Mar 16 Sanctioning Justice: Trump’s Clash with the ICC One Year On

Lauren Alligood

Human Rights, The Americas

Population Doom: The Implications of Falling Birthrates

Mar 15

Mar 15 Population Doom: The Implications of Falling Birthrates

Asia, Economy, Culture

Too Many Uniforms, Too Little Security: Cabo Delgado’s Slow-Burning Insurgency

Mar 14

Mar 14 Too Many Uniforms, Too Little Security: Cabo Delgado’s Slow-Burning Insurgency

Africa, Conflict & Peacekeeping

Can States be Agents of Terror? A Monopoly of Violence and ICE

Mar 13

Mar 13 Can States be Agents of Terror? A Monopoly of Violence and ICE

The Americas, Politics & Government

‘Fewer People, Fewer Problems’: The Convenience of Far-Right Populism

Mar 12

Mar 12 ‘Fewer People, Fewer Problems’: The Convenience of Far-Right Populism

Politics & Government

The Ice Wars of 2026: US vs. The Olympic Truce

Mar 11

Mar 11 The Ice Wars of 2026: US vs. The Olympic Truce

Sophie Rose Jenkins

International Diplomacy, Culture

To Rebuild Gaza— Look to Chechnya

Mar 10

Mar 10 To Rebuild Gaza— Look to Chechnya

Charlotte Krausz

Conflict & Peacekeeping, Middle East

America’s ICE Expansion: Authoritarianism or Enforcement?

Mar 9

Mar 9 America’s ICE Expansion: Authoritarianism or Enforcement?

Jay Fleischmann

The Americas, Politics & Government, Activism

The Washington Post: All Washed Up?

Mar 8

Mar 8 The Washington Post: All Washed Up?

The Americas, Politics & Government, Culture

Repeating The Past: Ethiopia on the Brink of Another War

Mar 7

Mar 7 Repeating The Past: Ethiopia on the Brink of Another War

Africa, Conflict & Peacekeeping

Mineral Diplomacy and the Politics of Peace: The DRC–Rwanda Conflict in America’s Security Strategy

Mar 6

Mar 6 Mineral Diplomacy and the Politics of Peace: The DRC–Rwanda Conflict in America’s Security Strategy

International Diplomacy, Energy and the Environment, Conflict & Peacekeeping

Two Minneapolis Murders: Comparing the International Responses to George Floyd and Alex Pretti

Mar 5

Mar 5 Two Minneapolis Murders: Comparing the International Responses to George Floyd and Alex Pretti

Giulia Liberatore

Politics & Government, The Americas, Activism

The Increasing Importance of Prediction Markets in Global Events

Mar 4

Mar 4 The Increasing Importance of Prediction Markets in Global Events