Member Articles

COVID-19 could be the final nail in the coffin of a rules-based international order and the European project, but it could also give birth to a new phoenix rising from its ashes.

As the U.S. races to build an innovative 5G network to compete with China’s rapidly-expanding global rollouts, partnering with Japan could offer the U.S. an advantage in winning over India and the Southeast Asia region.

COVID-19 is a sharp reminder of why trade policy matters. As the UK works to forge new trade deals, this argues it must align its trade policy agenda with its climate ambition.

The potential risks and implications of COVID-19 entering conflict zones has been ignored in the global response. Global leaders must work together to prevent the virus from breaking out in conflict zones.

Elections have been scheduled for this year in twenty-four African countries and the autonomous region of Somaliland, raising raises public health concerns. But experience with Ebola could provide answers.

Lack of trust in institutions predates the outbreak of COVID-19, but public trust is an essential element for anyone involved in tackling the outbreak.

The EU’s ambitions in defense integration are being tested. This proposes four principled steps that can facilitate tangible progress on integration

COVID-19 presents the eurozone with an unprecedented economic challenge. This argues that, so far, the response has been necessary, but not enough.

Tunisia’s recent democratization process has survived and progressed, yet crucial structural reforms have yet to be implemented. This proposes more targeted incentives for reforms and clearer conditionalities for financial assistance.

Despite the numerous accomplishments of women in the global arena there still exists a void in global governance; this demands to be filled by greater ‘gender analysis’ and ‘gender mainstreaming.’