Global Politics
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Beyond the Carney Moment: Middle Powers at a Juncture
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The world’s middle powers may have found their moment – but what about their strategy?
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The Clash of Masculinities and the Remaking of the World War
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Before Europe’s lamps went out, its leaders were already stumbling in the dark corridors of masculine insecurity.
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The Algorithmic Apologia: How Technological Might is Recoding Legal Restraint
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The new doctrine of “might makes right” is not written in treaties or shouted by strongmen; it is embedded in code.
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The Ethics of Power, the Power of Ethics
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In The Triangle of Power, A. Stubb argues that the world is sliding from Helsinki back to Yalta.
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Iran’s illiberal crusade unifies the left, the right, and the apolitical
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The Islamic Republic has learned to speak every political language except liberalism.
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Beyond Putin: A Review of Jonathan Haslam’s Hubris
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In Hubris, Jonathan Haslam challenges the idea that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine can be explained by Putin’s ambition alone.
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It’s Never About the Gorilla
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The White House’s Harabe tribute is a crude joke. The real target is the dignity of those who challenge racism.
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The Rule of Law in the Age of AI
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Can a legal system built on human judgment quietly hand its conscience to code?
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The Ghost in the Machine of Modern Diplomacy: Big Tech as an Invisible Sovereign
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Is the real power in modern diplomacy the voice – or the platforms that decide who hears it?
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Governing Acceleration: Navigating AI Warfare as a Political Problem
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Who is in control when warfare decisions must be made at machine speed?