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The 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war in Russia’s geopolitical puzzle

17.2.2021 / By Helena Rytövuori / 13 minutes of reading

Last autumn’s war in Nagorno-Karabakh broke the status quo, which had roughly prevailed in the region since 1994. While the ceasefire negotiated by the Russian foreign ministry and President Putin personally finally stopped this war, it also gave Russia an opportunity to assemble a few important pieces in its geopolitical puzzle in the wider South Caucasus region.

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The Eurozone crisis and its implications in present Portuguese politics

10.2.2021 / By Luís Sargento Freitas / 9 minutes of reading

Political spectrums in Portugal seem to follow an international tendency of radicalization and further polarization of speeches and parliamentary rhetoric. Portuguese politics is an interesting point of departure for the study of political and economic crises.

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Pandemic election in Indonesia

19.1.2021 / By Ratih Adiputri / 7 minutes of reading

Despite the pandemic, Indonesia was able to hold elections last December. Many of the candidates were related to current politicians which sparked a national debate over nepotism.

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Transnational anti-gender mobilization: Unsettling the asymmetrical divide between the West and the East

26.10.2020 / By Katja Kahlina / 11 minutes of reading

A new geopolitical order has been promoted by and through transnational anti-gender mobilization. These support networks are not unrelated to the close ties that European far-right leaders maintain with the Russian political establishment.

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Vicious logic of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution process

20.10.2020 / By Vadim Romashov / 11 minutes of reading

The new war in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone is an evident consequence of unproductive political negotiations and international mediation that have usurped the peace process between Armenians and Azerbaijanis for a quarter of century.

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Long roots of American influence over Japan

2.10.2020 / By Saana Tuomi / 11 minutes of reading

Possibility of an armed conflict highlights Japan’s vulnerability as tensions in East Asia continue. Forced to rely on American military cooperation due to its ‘pacifist’ constitution, Japanese leadership ensures means for American hegemonic influence.

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The Marshall Plan and its relevance for the present times

18.9.2020 / By Luís Sargento Freitas / 9 minutes of reading

The economic aid after World War II known as the Marshall Plan can presently serve as an example of how an economic crisis can be fought against not only relying on financial or monetary aid but also with an effective push for policy-reform.

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European Security’s Closing Skies

17.8.2020 / By Bradley Reynolds / 10 minutes of reading

What will happen to European security with the United States withdrawing from and Russia interfering with trust-based security? One strategy that could alleviate the current conflict would be a deeper discussion of history.

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Global Health policy implementation and emergency response after COVID-19

16.6.2020 / By Jose A. Cañada, Salla Sariola and Andrea Butcher / 10 minutes of reading

The coronavirus pandemic has showed that the Global North is a lot more vulnerable for pandemics than was previously thought. Preparedness is only one factor in how a country fares during a pandemic. Successful responses depend on local circumstances influenced by political economies and cultures.

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Understanding the global economy after Platform companies

30.4.2020 / By Luís Sargento Freitas / 9 minutes of reading

Uber and other platform companies have showed that digitalization is an engine of deregulation. However, the need of governments to intervene in issues such as lower wages of Uber drivers is an issue of intense debate between between free-marketeers and supporters of continuous state regulation.

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The 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war in Russia’s geopolitical puzzle

The Eurozone crisis and its implications in present Portuguese politics

Pandemic election in Indonesia

Transnational anti-gender mobilization: Unsettling the asymmetrical divide between the West and the East

Vicious logic of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution process

Long roots of American influence over Japan

The Marshall Plan and its relevance for the present times

European Security’s Closing Skies

Global Health policy implementation and emergency response after COVID-19

Understanding the global economy after Platform companies

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