Sam Biden
January 11, 2026
Latest Articles, The Americas
The rampant drug trade in Rio de Janeiro is not the result of an absent state authority, but of the way that authority has been selectively enforced. Criminal organizations and militias have not grown despite the state but sustained alongside its corruption.
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Rowan Allport
January 5, 2026
Latest Articles, Security and Defence, Uncategorized
While the Trump administration’s approach to Taiwan is continuing to coalesce, current signs indicate no dramatic departure from long-standing positions.
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Luke Austin
December 10, 2025
Asia and Pacific, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) of Japan’s newly elected leader Sanae Takaichi was confirmed as Japan’s new Prime Minister on 21st October. Takaichi is also Japan’s first female prime minister in its history.
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Sam Biden
December 2, 2025
Latest Articles, Security and Defence
Despite the CWC offering the same degree of prohibition and protection as the TNPT, BWC and PNTBT, the degree of selective enforcement has allowed states to operate seemingly beyond regulations.
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Rowan Allport
November 19, 2025
Europe, Evidence to Parliament, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
The House of Commons Defence Committee has published its report, The UK Contribution to European Security. The report, to which the HSC gave written and oral evidence, concludes that while the UK remains a leading European security actor, it needs to take measures to “urgently strengthen its conventional and nuclear capabilities, improve interoperability with Allies, strengthen its defence industrial base and ensure it can defend the UK homeland and overseas territories.”
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Irena Baboi
November 15, 2025
Europe, Latest Articles
If Serbia's President Vučić counted on the anti-government protests dissipating by now, he severely underestimated the Serbian people’s resilience and determination.
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Sam Biden
October 14, 2025
Asia and Pacific, Latest Articles
Despite the legitimate agreement Australia and Nauru drafted, the implementation of this agreement requires extreme scrutiny on behalf of the contracted parties.
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Leo Gardner
September 21, 2025
Europe, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
Taken together, Ukraine’s integration of AI into each stage of the “Kill Chain” reveals a military strategy that serves as a lesson for militaries across the West. From reconnaissance to the final strike, AI has been steadily integrated and skilfully deployed by the Ukrainian resistance, proving itself to be an indispensable asset in modern warfare.
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Rowan Allport
September 9, 2025
Europe, Events, Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Russia and Eurasia
War Child UK has published the Return Every Child report, exposing Russia’s systematic campaign to indoctrinate and militarise Ukrainian children in the occupied territories. Co-authored with the Human Security Centre and Save Ukraine, the report draws on testimonies from 200 rescued children and reveals harrowing patterns of abuse. The report concludes that the most likely goal of Russia is to encourage, manipulate, or coerce Ukrainian children into the Russian Armed Forces, including participation in combat against their own country.
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Sam Biden
September 4, 2025
Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, The Americas, Uncategorized
Behind the spectacle in the media, AA serves as another extension of the historic anti-illegal immigration policy enacted by the initial Trump administration almost a decade ago. With antagonistic roots found in the migration protection protocols, the legislative groundwork that allowed for the “Remain in Mexico” (RMX) program aimed at strict border enforcement on the Southern US-Mexico border, it became clear that AA was not built in isolation from previous policy decisions.
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