Here’s your digest of the recent publications on E-International Relations. This newsletter, and all of our content, will always be free – and everything we publish is facilitated by our all-volunteer team. If you are able to support our work you can sign up for the paid tier if you have not yet done so.
Trump’s Vision for Greenland and the Emerging World Order
– Erdem Lamazhapov
Genocide in the New Geopolitics
– Martin Shaw
How NATO is Surviving Donald J. Trump
– Martin A. Smith
Hard Power and Legitimacy in the Chagos Archipelago
– Derrick Wyatt
Maturing City Diplomacy: Comparing Yokohama and Taipei
– Daniel Clausen
Interview – Constanza Jorquera
Myanmar: The ‘In-Between Space’ and Its Implications
– K. Yhome
BRICS and the Global South: Anticipating the Steps of the Global North
– Marta Fernández and Maria Elena Rodriguez
The Trump Phenomenon: Tyranny in Full Swing
– Hartmut Behr
Greenland, Sovereignty, and Europe’s Double Standards
– Emmanuel Achiri
Can Kazakhstan’s Regional Ecological Summit Save the Caspian Sea?
– Wilder Alejandro Sánchez
After Greenland, is French Guiana America’s Next Territorial Prize?
– Rodrigo Ruiz
Butterfield and the Tragedy of Politics: Classical Realism’s Contested Core
– Jack Merrett
From the Periphery to the Centre: Why Civil Society is the Future of Peacebuilding
– Mark Barrow
