International Affairs Forum

Mon. July 14, 2025

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New Issue of International Affairs Forum: 2025: A Reset in Uncertain Times

Read the latest issue of emstrongInternational Affairs Forum where academics, practitioners, and our Student Award Winners discuss issues facing the world in 2025, from democracy, to climate change, A... Read More...

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EU’s defense overhaul: Bold vision, tough reality

Analysis critiques von der Leyen’s €800 billion EU defense plan, highlighting its ambitious vision for strategic autonomy while warning of major financial, industrial, and political obstacles to succe... Read More...

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The Historical Case Against Russia and for Ukraine

Analysis refutes Putin’s historical claims over Ukraine by tracing Kyiv’s deep-rooted sovereignty, highlighting centuries of cultural identity, resistance to domination, and internationally recognized... Read More...

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Women’s Rights and Big Tech in the EU

Author explores the EU's efforts to combat violence against women, particularly cyber violence, highlighting Big Tech’s role, regulatory challenges, and ongoing legislative measures for accountability... Read More...

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Ukraine: Existential Deal or Business Deal

Author contrasts Ukraine’s existential struggle with historical independence movements, warning that diplomacy must respect non-negotiable survival conditions rather than treating peace as a business ... Read More...

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Trump’s 5% NATO Proposal: A Path to Strength or Division?

What could be the repercussions from Trump’s 5% NATO proposal, aimed to strengthen NATO’s joint security? By Athanassios Pantazis. (03/05/2025) Read More...

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Trump's War

The recent clash between US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky unsettles not only the international balance but also the internal stability of the United States. By Prof. Manlio Graziano... Read More...

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GenZ as Harbingers of Change: The Inspiring March of Serbian Students

Actions by GenZ students in Serbia show promise for democracy. By Vladimir Radunovic. (02/08/2025) Read More...

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Treatment of People Displaced by Conflict: A Cross-Case Comparison of Serbia, Hungary, and Poland

Study examines the treatment of displaced individuals from Ukraine and Russia in Serbia, Hungary, and Poland, focusing on how each host country's stance on the conflict influences their reception and ... Read More...

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Turkey’s Drone Policy

Paper provides analysis of the use of drones by Turkey in its regional security policy. By Francesco Stuffer. (01/30/2025) Read More...

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Finis Eauropæ?

Could factors including increased risks for Europe after France's crisis and the rise of euroscepticism portend the end of the West? By Prof. Manlio Graziano. (01/17/2025) Read More...

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For France and Europe a Final Countdown

The French political crisis, the German crisis, and effects across Europe. By Prof. Manlio Graziano. (12/06/2024) Read More...

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The Rise of Populism in Portugal

Analysis of populism in the context of Portugal. By Diogo Carneiro. (11/14/2024) Read More...

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Stolen Innocence: The Forcible Displacement of Ukrainian Children and the Battle for Their Return

Author examines the legal and human rights challenges surrounding the forcible displacement of Ukrainian children. By Molly Armstrong. (10/21/2024) Read More...

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GDPR as a Global Model for Data Protection

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), implemented by the EU, is influencing similar frameworks in Latin America. By Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic and Valentina Carvajal Caballero. (10/17/2024) Read More...

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The Future of EU In the Era of Political Capitalism

Transcription of a speech by Lorenzo Somigli during the XXI edition of the Seminar “Penser l’Europe” in Bucharest, organized by Academia Româna and Fundatia Nationala pentru Stiinta si Arta.(10/07/20... Read More...

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Why the American Right's Attraction to Viktor Orban Doesn't Make Sense

Author examines facts of the American Right-Orban phenomenon and analyzes the realism of this unusual cult-in-the-making. By Dr. David Phillips. (10/08/2024) Read More...

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Russia Can Lose India, But China Can Lose Russia

Author argues the more Russia leans towards China, the more the risk of ‘losing India’ becomes real. By Prof. Manlio Graziano. (09/23/2024) Read More...

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How crucial is the political context for understanding NATO’s strategic perspective?

An analysis with reference to the 2022 Strategic Concept. By Nozima Kholmatova. (08/21/2024) Read More...

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Bare Minimum Democratic Activism: Cultural Differences, Regional Division, and Serbian Opposition Politics Failure to Mobilize

Citizen engagement and participation are key in Serbian elections. By Stefan Mandic. (08/05/2024) Read More...

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The Far-Right Wave

Reflections on Macron's snap parliamentary elections and impacts to the far-right. By Prof. Manlio Graziano. (07/17/2024) Read More...

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Peace, Public Diplomacy and Media Diplomacy - Examining the Ongoing Armed Conflict in Ukraine

Paper explores public diplomacy, media diplomacy and peace leading to communication; focusing on the Ukraine-Russia war and including interview with Tara Sonenshine, former Undersecretary of State for... Read More...

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Another Blow to France’s (and Europe’s) Prestige

Hypothesizing on Macron's decision to hold snap elections in France. By Prof. Manlio Graziano. (06/12/2024) Read More...

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Using Technology to Address Climate Change: Exaggerated Expectations? Interview with Dr. Duncan McLaren

In this interview from our Winter 2024 issue of International Affairs Forum, Dr. Duncan McLaren provides an analysis of tec... Read More...

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What Is Behind the “Russian Expansionist Threat”

The specter of Russian expansionism: real or not? By Prof. Manlio Graziano. (04/13/2024)