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Human Rights & Development

Two Sides of Japan’s Immigration Policy: Welcoming Migrant Workers and Excluding Asylum Seekers

In June 2023, the Japanese Parliament (Diet) passed a controversial amendment to the Immigration Control Act, establishing stricter regulations for asylum seekers and increasing…

April 27, 2026

Business & Economics

Trump and Saudi Arabia: More Transactional Than Ever

During Donald Trump’s first term in office, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia played an important role as both a key partner in achieving the president’s foreign policy aims and as…

April 26, 2026

Business & Economics

The K-Beauty Trinity: Manufacturing, Logistics, and the Rise of the Indie Brand

Introduction When people think of the “Korean Wave,” K-pop stars like BTS and Netflix shows like Squid Game often come to mind. But for an economist, one of Korea’s most…

April 22, 2026

Dialogues

The Saudi-Pakistani Defense Pact and U.S. Force Posture in the Gulf

Georgetown Journal of International Affairs: Before discussing the Saudi-Pakistani defense pact itself, could you please provide a brief overview of the historical nature of…

April 20, 2026

Business & Economics

Trust, Gold, and Commitment: Rethinking Zimbabwe’s Monetary Future

Introduction Over the past 25 years, Zimbabwe’s residents and investors have been whipsawed by inflation, destroying their savings and killing the incentive to work and invest.…

April 1, 2026

Conflict & Security

The War Against Iran and Global Risks: “Tell Me How This Ends”

The 2026 U.S.–Israel war against Iran has challenged the fundamental realities that have dictated the last few decades of Middle Eastern history. It has disrupted Iran’s…

March 26, 2026

Society & Culture

Tackling the Disinformation Ecosystem: System-Based Insights from Southeast Asia

IntroductionInfluence operations (IOs) are large-scale, covert efforts by state and non-state actors to shape public opinion. These actors strategically deploy not only…

March 20, 2026

Science & Technology

A Tool for Security? Cloud Computing in Border Control

Dependency on Hyperscalers  In Europe, cloud computing is predominantly provided by US Big Tech companies. As these firms supply cloud infrastructure to security actors,…

March 17, 2026

Conflict & Security

Securing the Indo-Pacific Arteries

Introduction Sea lines of communications (SLOCs) carry 80 percent of the world’s trade by volume, connecting global value chains, transporting raw materials and semi…

March 16, 2026

Human Rights & Development

How to Constrain Dictators: Lessons from Georgia

Introduction Following the collapse of the USSR, many thought liberal democracy was a spear aimed at the heart of autocracy. Because it was more open, efficient, and popular, it…

February 24, 2026