The Policy Unit

October 20th, 2016 By Andrada Filip – Junior Fellow “The phenomenon of children used as soldiers is not isolated to one country or continent. Despite international conventions, children continue to fill the ranks of seven state armies and fifty non-state ...

The coup has provided an opportunity for political unity, however President Erdogan might also exploit the political uncertainty to further entrench his power.

Day by day the humanitarian situation deteriorates and the economic damages seem more and more irreversible.

International legal norms such as freedom of navigation must be actively upheld for them to remain relevant.

Two female figures lead the democratic movements currently revolutionizing Myanmar and Taiwan.

Will the new Asean Economic Community evolve towards an “Asian Union” in the image of the European Union?

An overview of the strategic threats and challenges Iran has confronted and continues to confront.

The promising dream of an independent South Sudan has turned into a humanitarian nightmare.

ISIS piled atrocity on atrocity as they systematically destroyed cultural heritage in Iraq and Syria dating back thousands of years.

As the Chinese government looks to kick economic cooperation with EU in high gear, it is crucial to weigh pros and cons and get a clear image of what EU may come to expect from closer cooperation with the rising giant.