Migrants transiting on the Central Mediterranean route often face extensive danger and exploitation. The international community is responsible for revising its current policies and ensuring safe access to asylum for these individuals.
Implications of the ICC Ruling on the Jurisdiction of the Occupied Palestinian Territories
The International Criminal Court recently ruled that it has jurisdiction over potential war crimes committed in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, but Israel and its allies have responded with criticism.
Unpacking New Zealand’s Paid Miscarriage Leave Through an Intersectional Feminist Lens
Western media outlets claim New Zealand is leading in offering paid miscarriage leave despite many countries having similar laws for years. This erasure demonstrates some of the limitations of Western feminism.
Georgia’s New Voter Laws Demonstrate America’s Voter Suppression Problem
Georgia’s new restrictive voting laws disproportionately impact voters of colour. Yet these laws are only a symptom of America’s racist history of voter suppression.
Unpacking the Securitization of the African Continent
China’s intensified securitization in Africa to protect its geopolitical and economic interests has put the national security of the US in the continent at a higher risk. To solve that issue the US has encouraged China towards international cooperation to create a peaceful and sustainable environment for achieving mutual goals.
The Rise of Nationalism in India
India has seen a noticeable increase in Hindu nationalism over the last few years with a variety of factors behind the reason why.
What does the alleged Jordanian coup mean for the US-China Trade War?
Vague allegations of a coup conspiracy in Jordan have rang louder-than-expected alarms among political actors in the region. How do the domestic politics of the Middle Eastern kingdom reflect American geopolitical anxieties over China’s Belt and Road initiative?
