Regimes & Governance

This article explores the uncertain future of Arctic governance amid shifting global geopolitics. It argues that whether Washington and Moscow opt for confrontation or cooperation, multilateralism in the Arctic…

In this interview, GJIA speaks with Costa Rican Ambassador to Qatar Juan Carlos Esquivel Favareto about Costa Rica’s role in promoting diplomacy and cultural exchange in the Gulf region and…

This article contends that South Africa’s 2025 G20 presidency presents a critical opening to shape governance of critical mineral supply chains, essential for renewable energy, digital economies, and national…

The escalating women’s rights crisis in Afghanistan demonstrates a gap in international legal protections of the rights of women and girls. The international community should fill this gap by making…

The Trump administration should prioritize biotechnology as a strategic asset for the United States using the military strategy framework of “ends, ways, and means” because biotechnology supports critical national objectives…

The Trump Administration’s Liberation Day tariffs have faced criticism for their design, underlying motivations, and seemingly indiscriminate application. The mercantilist belief that trade deficits are inherently ‘bad’ is…

This article situates Bangladeshi and Global South feminist praxis, a process by which theory is realized into action, within broader critiques of international law by Third World Approaches to International…

In this interview, GJIA sits down with Isabel de Saint Malo to discuss the fraudulent Venezuelan elections and the future of democracy in the country. The former Panamanian Vice President…

Kurdish politics stands at a historical crossroads: no longer defined solely by war, but increasingly shaped by ongoing dialogue and evolving political dynamics. Türkiye’s future depends on embracing…

As the Trump administration proposes a sweeping overhaul of the US foreign assistance architecture by dismantling USAID, the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), and restructuring the State Department, there is an…