Our publications

Our team is dedicated to providing comprehensive analyses and insights into global events. Through our articles, we aim to offer a diverse perspective into political and economic developments on the global scale.

The Right to Education: Barriers for Refugee and Displaced Children

Despite education being a universal human right, millions of displaced children are denied the chance to learn, grow, and shape their...

Sep 20

BRICS and the future of Global Governance: Symbol of Resistance or Real Alternative

With new members and varying ambitions, BRICS seeks to reshape the traditional global order. However, can it overcome internal tensions...

Jul 16

Playing the Middle Game: South Korea’s Strategy in Great Power Rivalry

South Korea’s foreign policy faces an increasingly difficult balancing act between its security alliance with the United States and its...

May 20

Indonesia’s middle class is shrinking: Can resilience outlast the economic shifts?

Indonesia’s middle class is shrinking amid President Prabowo Sibianto’s sweeping budget cuts and economic reforms. Tensions are rising as...

Apr 27

Haiti in Crisis: Famine, Violence, and the Failure of Global Intervention

Despite repeated international intervention, Haiti is facing an escalating humanitarian crisis shaped by extreme gang violence, famine,...

Apr 23

Balkans for Sale? Chinese and EU Investments in The Region

China’s growing investments in the Balkans, from infrastructure megaprojects to strategic acquisitions, are reshaping the region’s...

Apr 8

The Role of International Organizations in Regulating Artificial Intelligence

How are international organizations shaping the future of AI regulation? From clashes with ethics to avoiding damaging fragile...

Mar 31

Trump 2.0: An opportunity for Europe?

Is Europe becoming dangerous again? As Henry Kissinger once said, “To be an enemy to America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is...

Mar 25

Burkina Faso’s Humanitarian Crisis: A Generation at Risk

Burkina Faso is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis, with 6.3 million individuals in need of assistance, more than half are...

Feb 11

The recipe for populist leaders in LATAM

In Latin America, populism thrives on a powerful brew of charismatic leaders, anti-politics rhetoric, and revolutionary change promises. ...

Jan 28

Childhood through the Eyes of the DRC

Children in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continue to be victims of conflict, poverty, and state abandonment. More than 4...

Jan 24

Microfinance in Central Asia: Path to Empowerment or Perpetual Debt?

As the Soviet Union collapsed, Central Asia experienced severe political instability, together with economic stagnation, and limited...

Jan 16

Somaliland: Legitimate or not?

Somaliland has been peaceful and self-governing since 1991, which allowed it to fulfill the Montevideo Convention's statehood criteria....

Dec 26, 2024

The golden sparrow’s path towards unprecedented economic growth

India's growth has been nothing short of spectacular because of its strategic trade corridor, robust FDI, and a important services sector...

Dec 24, 2024

From conflict to compromise: Negotiating peace in the Nagorno-Karabakh region

After more than 30 years of conflict, Armenia and Azerbaijan have signed a historic peace agreement. The aforementioned allowed for the...

Dec 23, 2024

The Maldives: An Island Nation on the Brink of Extinction

The Maldives, is experiencing a climate emergency as sea levels rise and coastal erosion threats to displace its inhabitants, possibly...

Dec 22, 2024

Myanmar: A break from the past?

The political future of Myanmar is more uncertain than ever following the 2021 coup, which set the country into a civil war that has...

Nov 11, 2024

Railway Revolution: How Rail Baltica is changing the Baltic States and the EU

Rail Baltica is a revolutionary 870-kilometer rail link between Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania and high-speed European tracks. The...