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Meet Brigid and her diplomatic baggage

the writer of Diplomatic Baggage - Brigid Keenan was born in India from Irish parents. Her father was an officer in the British Army, so she spent her first 9 years of life among the spices and strong colors of India.

The Ethical Framework: Virtue Ethics, Consequentialism, and Deontological Ethics in International Affairs

Analysing the application of an Ethical Framework in foreign policy, the biggest issue with ethics in the field of international relations.

Too late to fix? or can capitalism be still fixed for the better?

Capitalism under criticismin its' current form, requires avoiding fundamental errors that set it up to fail in the future.

Controversies around Amnesty’s report on Ukraine

violations of international humanitarian law are committed by all belligerents and Russia’s warfare on Ukraine is shedding further light on the need to protect civilians in the context of intensified urban warfare. In Ukraine, overtaking cities is of strategic value for Russia and is part of their warfare tactics. The terrain thus becomes very complex with the inevitable proximity of the military with the civilian population.

Conflicting values and conflicting narratives: the case of Russia’s war on Ukraine

Analyzing the conflicting narratives and values of Russia's war on Ukraine at the Peace conference in London.

From the Tuscan hills to the world

Francesca Andreini is an Italian diplomatic spouse and a writer, she has managed to define her role into the diplomatic world and find her own path, while accompanying her husband.

Most-Favoured Nation: Renaissance or Requiem

The trade preferences through the Most-Favoured Nation remains one of international trade law’s core principles but it is changing due to recent events in Ukraine, with several states revoking MFN as a sanctioning tool.

Ubi Brute?

In the short run, the world will face severe shortages, and Russia will get more money for less oil and gas. Starting in very few years, however, the demand for fossil fuels will go down sharply.

Rights of Nature: an evolving movement

The Rights of Nature is new legal paradigm becoming increasingly popular, mostly in the Global South.

Ensuring the independence of the legal profession in the context of constitutional reform in Uzbekistan

The government of Uzbekistan is ensuring the independence of the legal profession in the context of constitutional reform.

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