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Battle for the Gulf Tomorrow: Between a Hobbesian and a Kantian World

Strategic Assessment of the Emerging Gulf Security Architecture By H.E. Mr. Vladimir Norov The strategic landscape of the Gulf has fundamentally changed following the Iran-Israel confrontation...

Thailand’s Land Bridge Is Becoming a Long-Term Strategic Option

By Jianbo Wu In April 2026, Thailand seemed to have found an answer to a longstanding geopolitical question: how to create an alternative to the...

The Makkah Agreement and the New Security Architecture of the Middle East

“In a multipolar world, security is no longer underwritten by a single guarantor; it is built through the prudent layering of alliances, interests and...

Europe is increasing aid to Ukraine while discussing its political impact

By Adrien Lefèvre. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, EU institutions and member states have provided Ukraine with €216.7 billion in military, financial, and...

One year of contribution, inspiration and excellence

Celebrating one year ofGlobal Academy for Future Governance (GAFG) Governance has acquired a curious habit; it talks incessantly about the future while preparing remarkably badly...

International Human Rights in Domestic Courts

Interview with Catarina Vieira Human Rights Begin in Everyday Life: MEP Catarina Vieira on Why Europe Must Match Its Values with Action By Aleksandra Osina, Charahja...

TECH – MIND – HEALTH

Beyond Technology: Preserving Humanity in the Age of AI The unprecedented acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies has fundamentally transformed the conditions under...

Sudan’s Future in the Grip of Competing External “Quartets”

By Willy Fautré, director of Human Rights Without Frontiers Two different quartets now shape the battle for Sudan’s future. One is a hard‑edged regional bloc—Saudi Arabia,...

Renewed UN Engagement Seeks to Reopen the Path Towards a Cyprus Settlement

By Eleni Vasiliki Bampaliouta A meeting between UN Secretary-General António Guterres, PresidentNikos Christodoulides, and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman has signalled renewed diplomatic momentum while...

The Caspian Sea and the New Geography of Conflict: When Does Military Support Make a State a Party to War

By Ayesha Asim The Caspian Sea was never supposed to be a battlefield in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Yet recent developments have brought...

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