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Political Legitimacy, Monarchy, and Democratic Transition in Iran
– Ramesh Sepehrrad

The Iran War and the Indo-Pacific Cost of Selective Legality
– Stefan Messingschlager

Review – Stories Are Weapons: Psychological Warfare and the American Mind
– Luke M. Herrington

Massacre Denied, Memory Punished: Hong Kong’s Totalitarian Court at Work
– Ka Hang Wong

Review – Dismantling the League of Nations
– Fanga Agbor Martial

Israel’s Hidden Role in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation
– Loris Botto

When the Algorithm Becomes the Alibi
– Muhammad Saad

The Return of Power in a Fragmenting World
– Eko Ernada

Why the Kuomintang’s Engagement with Beijing Undermines Taiwan’s Security
– Wayne Tan and Anita Chu

The 47-Year War of Attrition in the Middle East and North Africa
– Patricia Sohn

Recalling Ali Mazrui in Contemporary UN Reform Debates
– Seifudein Adem

Political Othering and the Discursive Construction of UK’s Small-Boat ‘Crisis’
– Alyssa Schofield

Review – The National Interest: Politics After Globalization
– Zachary Paikin

ZOPACAS at 40: A Reflection on Brazil-Africa Relations
– Danilo Marcondes

Trump’s Distancing from NATO over Iran
– Derrick Wyatt

Fantasy, Messianism, and (Neo)Realism’s Limits in Explaining Russia-Ukraine War
– Vanesa Valcheva

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