🎙️The Observatory on Contemporary Crises (OCC) is excited to share the latest episode of the World Pulse podcast. In The Fight for Democracy in Hong
By Philip Giurlando The overthrow of Niger’s president Mohamed Bazoum on July 26th, 2023, captured the attention of commentators around the world, in part because
By Barah Mikail Crises have always existed and are structural features of human civilization. From ancient warfare to financial depressions, major upheavals and challenges have
By Daniel Blanch With the Ukraine war, the current state of affairs in International Relations has evolved significantly from political stability and democracy-building to a
By Ilya Roubanis There are two interrelated but distinct Armenian foreign policies that evolve against different time constraints, security limitations, and diplomatic opportunities. From an
One year into the “Ukraine War”, the conflict does not seem to be heading towards a solution. The past year showed that the implications of this