International Affairs

Georgia’s New Foreign Influence Law: A Turning Point in Regional Geopolitics

The implications of this law extend well beyond Georgia’s borders, challenging fundamental Western democratic values. It raises urgent questions about balancing national security concerns with protecting civil liberties. This debate is highly pertinent in today’s global political climate, where the tension between authoritarianism and democracy is increasingly pronounced.

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The United Nations Struggle with Relevance: Iran, Allies, and the Shadow War

In the aftermath of Iran’s attack on Israel, the United Nations’ response—or lack thereof—raises concerns about its impartiality in global conflicts, echoing past instances of inactivity during historical atrocities. As the shadow war escalates, the UN’s effectiveness as a neutral mediator is tested, underscoring the urgent need for systemic reforms to address the evolving challenges on the world stage.

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Dissecting Diplomacy: Key Insights from Secretary Anthony Blinken’s European Tour and meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron

Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s European visit underscores the critical importance of aligned responses amidst regional conflicts, notably Ukraine’s resistance against an assertive Russia.

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