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China and The West – Mirrored features?
By: Jess Whatmore
China and the West
Whilst contemporary landscapes show troubled relations between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the United States-led West, over the
Living among Giants: Ukraine and Taiwan
By: Hannah Jäger
There are a number of significant distinctions between Taiwan and Ukraine, ranging from their physical locations to their allies and defence systems. However, both democracies
JASON Conference 2022 Reports: Part 2
Seminar 2: Gone and Forgotten? Frozen Conflicts in the Caucasus
By: Laura Gusan
The second seminar of the JASON Conference focused on the political context in Georgia
JASON Conference 2022 Reports: Part 1
February 24th 2022: A Watershed in the History of the European Security Architecture
By: Jasper Hack
In her keynote opening speech, Dr. Sabine Mengelberg, assistant professor
The AUKUS Agreement: Significance and Strategic Consequences
When it comes to the Anglosphere, it is usual to group countries with the same language, common Anglo-Saxon roots and ties through history and kinship. In a geopolitical
Predatory Sparrow: When Angry Birds Attack
By: Niels Brink
As molten steel sprayed across the floor of a factory in Khuzestan, Iran in June 2022, a group known as Predatory Sparrow (or Gonjeshke Darande
China and The West – Mirrored features?
By: Jess Whatmore
China and the West
Whilst contemporary landscapes show troubled relations between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the United States-led West, over the
Living among Giants: Ukraine and Taiwan
By: Hannah Jäger
There are a number of significant distinctions between Taiwan and Ukraine, ranging from their physical locations to their allies and defence systems. However, both democracies
JASON Conference 2022 Reports: Part 2
Seminar 2: Gone and Forgotten? Frozen Conflicts in the Caucasus
By: Laura Gusan
The second seminar of the JASON Conference focused on the political context in Georgia
JASON Conference 2022 Reports: Part 1
February 24th 2022: A Watershed in the History of the European Security Architecture
By: Jasper Hack
In her keynote opening speech, Dr. Sabine Mengelberg, assistant professor
The AUKUS Agreement: Significance and Strategic Consequences
When it comes to the Anglosphere, it is usual to group countries with the same language, common Anglo-Saxon roots and ties through history and kinship. In a geopolitical
Predatory Sparrow: When Angry Birds Attack
By: Niels Brink
As molten steel sprayed across the floor of a factory in Khuzestan, Iran in June 2022, a group known as Predatory Sparrow (or Gonjeshke Darande
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