
The Weaponisation of Memes
By: Tessa Cuppens
When Putin invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the Ukrainian government posted a meme on Twitter with the caption: “This
By: Tessa Cuppens
When Putin invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the Ukrainian government posted a meme on Twitter with the caption: “This
Redouane Acoudad
Ousting Moscow from the UN Security Council
Ten months after Moscow’s initiation of a full-fledged invasion of Ukraine, calls concerning the
By: Jakob Lindelöf
The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine is now heading into almost one year of fighting. With the intended initial offensive
It has been slightly over one year since the Taliban overthrew the Afghan government in August 2021. The repercussions of this event have marked
By: Carolina Ghisoni
The EU after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: REPowerEU and the EU-US LNG deal
More than eight months have passed
By: Daniel Somart
The withdrawal of US troops in the latter half of 2021 prompted the Afghan government to collapse and capitulate into
By: Jess Whatmore
China and the West
Whilst contemporary landscapes show troubled relations between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the
By: Hannah Jäger
There are a number of significant distinctions between Taiwan and Ukraine, ranging from their physical locations to their allies and
Seminar 2: Gone and Forgotten? Frozen Conflicts in the Caucasus
By: Laura Gusan
The second seminar of the JASON Conference focused on
February 24th 2022: A Watershed in the History of the European Security Architecture
By: Jasper Hack
In her keynote opening speech,