Iran: How Did We Get Here?
The Diplomatic Archives is back with a new series exploring the history of modern Iran. Before going back in time, "Iran: How Did We Get Here?"…
Culture
The Geopolitics of Rugby in the Indo-Pacific
Australia’s funding of Papua New Guinea’s entry to Rugby League turns sports diplomacy into a strategic Indo-Pacific tool, balancing development, sovereignty, security partnerships and Chinese strategic…
What the British Museum’s Korea reveals about Korean soft power
The British Museum’s Korea exhibition traces two millennia of tradition behind South Korea’s cultural ascent.
Formula 1 Returns to Africa
Rwanda's Grand Prix and the Continent's Economic Ambitions.
Navi Pillay Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Work in International Justice
Navi Pillay’s Nobel Prize honors international law and human rights amid mounting attacks on justice.
The Rights We Thought We Won
Afghanistan shows how quickly women’s rights can vanish when power shifts, and why progress is never permanent without institutions strong enough to protect it consistently.
Literature: Keeping Collective Memory Alive in a World of Censorship
Geling Yan, Chinese novelist and screenwriter, reflected on political persecution, exile, censorship, and literature’s enduring power to preserve what societies would rather forget.
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In the AI Age. Who do you trust the most?
As chatbots become trusted companions, their charm raises an uncomfortable question: are we outsourcing not just decisions, but intimacy, judgment and perhaps our humanity too?
Military mobility: Europe’s Babel problem
The author, a European Parliament trainee, examines how Europe’s military mobility plans move forces across borders but may falter when convoys must be received.
The Legacy of Covid-19 in the Face of Ebola
An Ebola outbreak is tearing through the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda faster than any before it — and hitting a world far less prepared…