Ethiopian elections: what to expect in Addis
The perils of parachute journalism in Myanmar
Revitalising the public editor role
Investigative Journalists team up to tell the stories of the world's biggest rainforests
Covering protests, pandemics and politics in India
Newlines: a fresh voice from the Middle East
13 Lessons from Lockdown
Collective Memory in International Relations
Collective memory carries the past into the present. This book traces the influence of collective memory in international relations (IR). It locates the origins of a country's memory within the international environment and inquires how memory guides states through time in world politics. Collective memory, as such, not only shapes countries and their international interactions, but the international sphere also plays an essential role in how countries approach the past.
From Mask to Vaccine Diplomacy: Geopolitical Competition in the Western Balkans
One year after it landed in Europe, the COVID-19 pandemic has left a deep mark on the Western Balkans. On the one hand, it has exacerbated geopolitical dynamics that had been ongoing for decades, especially with regards to the activity of external actors. And while the EU has continued to be inconclusive, proceeding at a snail’s pace with its carrot-and-stick approach, China has seized on the opportunity and expanded its footprint.