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The New Ocean Empire: How the Pacific Became the World’s Strategic Crossroads
In most Western schools, children were often asked in Geography class: “Which is the largest ocean in the world?” To us, the Pacific looked like empty space — a vast stretch of blue that separates continents. But that cartographic illusion hides the truth: the Pacific is not empty at all. It is a constellation of nations, languages and histories, now standing at the fault line of global power. However, much like the game of chess that was the Cold-War, is the Pacific slipping
Charlotte Rowland
Oct 145 min read


From Noblesse Oblige to Defending Plenty: the Reconstruction of American Food Security Policy
The USA’s modern food security policy can be traced to 1943 when President Roosevelt initiated the United Nations Conference on Food and...
Charles Cann
Oct 104 min read


Food and Security: The Evolution of a Concept
As heightened tensions and security competition come to define international politics, there has been something of an increase in...
Charles Cann
Sep 304 min read


Advanced Knowledge, Advanced Implications: Dissecting the Doha Strike
My family is based in a residential tower block in The Pearl – a small artificial oasis on the northern end of Doha. I had just sat down...
Sebastian Smith
Sep 245 min read


Trump’s Diplomacy - The Art Of The Ego
Trump's second term has seen a seismic shift in how western allies interact, negotiate and do business with the United States. In...
Arsima Bereketab
Sep 75 min read


Where Do We Go From Here? A Week Of Russia–Ukraine Negotiations In Perspective
Mid-August was filled with discussions on the Russia-Ukraine situation. On the 15 th , Trump met Russian President Vladimir Putin in...
George Wallace
Sep 54 min read


The Most Critical Stage In Syria's Future: Negotiations On The Status Of The Syrian Democratic Forces And The Kurds
Introduction The current negotiations between the Syrian Interim Government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are not merely about...
Emrah Roni Mira
Aug 2810 min read


Freedom at a Price: Alexander Lukashenko’s Attempt at Diplomacy
In June 2025, on the wrong side of the Belarussian-Lithuanian border, a bus carrying fourteen hooded prisoners opened its doors to John...
Zach Rogers
Aug 24 min read


Donald's Diplomacy: The Art of the Deal?
Within a whirlwind of a few months, Donald Trump has achieved surprising diplomatic successes in countries plagued by conflicts, to the...
Arsima Bereketab
Jul 264 min read


When Diplomacy Meets Bromance: Trump's New Domestic and Foreign Play
Some things have remained a constant in the second Trump term: his capricious and avaricious personality, which prioritises loyalty,...
Isabel Rodriguez
Jul 184 min read


United in Resistance: Myanmar’s Rebels Gain Ground Against the Junta
Inside Myanmar, the pro-democracy resistance has gathered remarkable momentum against the military junta, even as international support...
Paul Gré-Beauvais (FONDEMOS)
Jul 55 min read


U.S. Retreat and China’s Reach - Myanmar’s Civil War on the Global Stage
More than four years after Myanmar’s military seized power in a February 2021 coup, the country remains mired in a brutal civil war. On...
Paul Gré-Beauvais (FONDEMOS)
Jun 285 min read


Will Trump’s Tariffs Work?
Why is the Labour Government relieved to see Trump impose a 10% tariff on UK exports to the US? One Downing Street adviser chirped that...
Dan Sillett
Apr 44 min read


The law as a convenient fiction: How legal arguments have facilitated British and American foreign policy failures
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion The law has long served as both a shield and a smoke screen, selectively wielded to justify both...
Sophie Seitler
Apr 24 min read


Is JD Vance the Greatest Danger in Trumpland 2.0?
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Barely two months into Donald Trump’s second stint in the White House it is becoming increasingly...
Jasper Goddard
Mar 274 min read


USAID’s Collapse Threatens U.S. Diplomacy and Democracy Abroad
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion On Trump’s first day in office, he began his quest for government efficiency, dismantling foreign...
Isabel Rodriguez
Mar 234 min read


Starmer: Trump’s Puppet
Keir Starmer has whacked up defence spending. But by how much is anybody’s guess . Starmer has been parading a £13.4 billion increase...
Dan Sillett
Feb 283 min read


Climate Change: Is Securitisation The Answer?
The climate crisis is amongst the greatest existential threats facing humanity. Yet we seem to have done very little about it. Despite...
Haley Flower
Feb 224 min read


METEOR Strike: How Greece’s Misguided Foreign Policy Pushed France to Turkey
Tensions in the Mediterranean between Greece and Türkiye might soon escalate to a broader European friction between two traditional...
Nikita Triandafillidis
Feb 154 min read


Trump’s Rhetoric Echoes Gunboat Diplomacy
With headlines like Trump Dreams of Empire Expansion and Trump's Favourite New Theme: 'Imperialism' , it’s impossible not to think of...
Isabel Rodriguez
Jan 144 min read
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