Nova Daban
October 22, 2019
Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
Despite ethno-sectarian differences and a confessional system still being present in Iraq, there appears to be a trend of increasingly foreign policy-based fissures in the country – something which is only likely to further complicate the Iraq’s future.
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HSC Publication
October 14, 2019
HSC in the Media, Latest Articles
Writing in the Daily Telegraph, HSC Executive Director Julie Lenarz has today accused US President Donald Trump of empowering anti-Western forces in the Middle East through his abandonment of the Kurds.
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Oliver Hegglin
October 10, 2019
Latest Articles, The Americas
Despite the destruction left behind on The Bahamas, predominantly on Abaco and Grand Bahama islands, Hurricane Dorian provided a stark example of how Armed Forces from the Caribbean, and larger regional and global powers, can come together to provide initial relief and helped set the stage for civilian organizations to follow on and provide long-term humanitarian aid.
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Alexa Reith
September 20, 2019
Asia and Pacific, Cultural Heritage under Threat, Environment and Energy, Latest Articles
The 2019 PIF offers a glimmer of hope for engagement. However, it simultaneously moderates what to expect at upcoming climate summits.
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Constantin Eckner
August 27, 2019
Counter-Extremism, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa, Security and Defence, Uncategorized
The agreement that has now been reached should avert a deployment of the Turkish military for the time being. But the statement is so vaguely worded that the agreement could be overturned by one side or the other at any time.
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Nova Daban
August 15, 2019
Global Governance and Human Rights, Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
With Turkey going against US and western policy in Syria, alongside continuing to pivot towards Russia, it may be time to punish them and kick them out of NATO.
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Alexa Reith
August 12, 2019
Asia and Pacific, Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
Between 28 and 29 June 2019, Japan hosted the 14th annual G20 summit. Occurring at a time of peaking international tensions – particularly in terms of trade and environmental issues – the 2019 summit tested the resolve and priorities of the international community.
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Constantin Eckner
August 5, 2019
Counter-Extremism, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa, Uncategorized
While the US is focussed on pushing back Iran, it does not want to carry the costs of such a mission all by itself.
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Irena Baboi
July 22, 2019
Europe, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
In the short-term, Turkish politics are unlikely to experience radical change, as Erdoğan has created a system for himself that will not be easily pried from his grasp. In the long-term, however, the cracks in his grand design will become too numerous to handle.
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Alexa Reith
July 5, 2019
Asia and Pacific, Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
In May 2019, the OHCHR released a report that concluded North Korea was failing to provide its citizens with a number of basic rights – including an adequate standard of living.
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