Peace rankings remain valuable measures of domestic stability. But do they capture Australian partnerships that keep the Indo-Pacific's shared waters
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The decision by Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States to designate AI-enabled payloads (mission equipment that performs the
Successive crises have pushed the European Union towards forms of collective action that increasingly resemble a federal logic. While the
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Earlier this month the pro-EU Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his Civil Contract party won a landslide election victory in
In July 2023, at the second Russia-Africa Summit, held in St. Petersburg, the event was predominantly seen as a reflection
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The recent success of Germany's far-right party, Alternative für Deutschland, does not pose a direct challenge to Germany's well-established institutions
The principle of differentiated responsibilities was designed to protect the vulnerable, not shield the profitable. Extending it to fossil fuel