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Modernisation of Nuclear Weapons: International Security, Humanitarian Law and Power Politics
Written by Liubov Korina The interplay between international security, violations of humanitarian law and power politics has ...
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Target Baltics? The war in Ukraine and risks of Russian offensives in the Baltic
On 26 November 2024, the Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW hosted Dr Alexey Muraviev, Associate Professor of ...
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Türkiye’s Rise as a Gulf Security Partner Amid Regional Turmoil and US Political Shifts
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan aims to position Türkiye as a security guarantor for Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states, amid regional tensions from the Israel-Hamas conflict and potential ...
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The Paradox of Economic Sanctions Against Non-Democratic Regimes
Economic sanctions have long been used as a nonviolent foreign policy tool to influence the behaviour and policies of ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs3d
Israel, Palestine, and the ICC: Examining Dehumanisation and Justice in Modern Warfare
The ICC's arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders have sparkd a debate on the application of international law and the ...
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US Arms Transfers To Israel – A Complex Legal And Political Issue
Transferring weapons and weapon parts to Israel has become an increasingly controversial topic in the US and has often led to ...
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Burundi’s Path to Peace: “What Doesn’t Kill You Only Makes You Stronger”
The Republic of Burundi has been undermined by its complex history of civil wars and mass atrocities. Yet, the decades of challenges have shaped a remarkable fight of resilience within the nation. In ...