Member Articles

Rwandan President Paul Kagame has been tasked with leading the institutional reform process of the African Union. This paper aims to provide an objective assessment of progress made by the Kagame Reforms.

Throughout India’s history, its leaders have believed in the country’s capacity to be a normative leader in foreign affairs. This argues that Prime Minister Modi should launch a new normative agenda on climate change.

A power sharing agreement was reached in Sudan. This calls upon the UN Security Council and the African Union Peace and Security Council to overcome power imbalances and forge a joint strategy to support the people of Sudan.

The ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific was officially released at the thirty-fourth ASEAN Summit in Bangkok last month. This explores its implications for sub-regional cooperation.

Turkey recently moved forward with the procurement of the S-400 air defense system from Russia despite the objections of the U.S. and other NATO states. This explains why Turkey’s eastward shift is a threat to Israeli strategic interests.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) found evidence that radioactive material was being concealed at a warehouse in Tehran. This argues that the findings demonstrate that the investigative work of the IAEA in Iran should be allowed to continue.

This argues that Israel has to comply with U.S. restrictions on Huawei while continuing to develop its relations with China in other areas.

This argues that the United States and North Korea should focus on how steps toward denuclearization and a regime guarantee can be implemented simultaneously in working-level talks before the next summit.

The High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation released its report on June 10. This argues that it falls short in contributing to coherence and stability.

This expresses optimism regarding the U.S.-China trade truce struck at the G20 summit but condemns leaders for failing to make progress on WTO reform.