Member Articles

This special report weighs international law frameworks for governing marine geoengineering. The authors say a new international agreement could fill gaps in the existing patchwork of international law.

Diplomacy has lagged well behind the pace of militarization of cyberspace in recent years. This breaks down ongoing UN efforts to establish norms for responsible state behavior in cyberspace.

Small states are at risk when the international rules-based multilateral order weakens. This discusses the implications for small states in a digital age characterized by geopolitics, terrorism, and great power competition.

The EU is facing old and new challenges, both domestic and international. This explores those challenges and finds that with multilateral cooperation in decline, addressing regional and global crises is proving more difficult.

After Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s presidential win in Sri Lanka, following the autocratic regime governed by his brother Mahinda Rajapaksa, the geopolitical landscape of South Asia is projected to move towards illiberal democracy.

This discusses the benefits and disadvantages to the Trump administration’s approach to the Arctic and argues that the region is an arena for great powers to exert their hegemonic influence.

This discusses how a lack of representation and strong political voice from emerging countries in the IMF and World Bank has proved damaging to the effectiveness of aid projects.

Despite the continuing efforts to resolve the North Korean challenge, there have been no signs that a resolution is near, and North Korea remains a global threat beyond its nuclear ambitions.

This discusses the symbolic and psychological significance of border walls throughout the past thirty years.

Unless there are concrete and strong claims against cooperating with UN bodies, this paper proposes that Israel should strive to present the UN with evidence-based facts and introduce its narrative on events within the UN purview.