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Politics Divides Genders and Gender Rules Politics in South Korea

Émo TouréJune 5, 2022

This year’s 20th presidential election in South Korea was the closest in its history. It was also the first time that surveys were conducted by differentiating... Read More

Ukraine, a war of fossil fuels

Lena FaucherMay 23, 2022

Ukrainian soldier at a checkpoint in Bucha, April 2nd 2022 ( credit : Rodrigo Abd/ AP) This article is part of a series in collaboration with The Governance... Read More

The Quiet Instability of Central Asian Water Politics

Thomas MinotMay 16, 2022

Picture : Leaders of Central Asia countries meeting Putin in 2016 This article is part of a series in collaboration with The Governance Post, the student-led publication of The Hertie School in Berlin. This series will explore the notions of stab... Read More

TPG Insight : What’s next for Mali after the end of the Barkhane operation?

Émo TouréMay 4, 2022

On the 17th of February 2022, President Emmanuel Macron announced that France and its allies would “start a coordinated removal of their military in the Malian... Read More

Russia’s Invasion in Ukraine and its Implications for China and Taiwan

The Paris GlobalistMay 2, 2022

Picture : Protests in Tapei, March 13th, in support of Ukrainians © AFP / Jose Lopes Amaral / NurPhoto / NurPhoto via AFP Western political pundits ranging ... Read More

Z like Zemmour: How one letter frightens the French Republic

Marcel Müller and Ella ComaneanuApril 8, 2022

Picture : JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP “My fellow compatriots, you have been gripped, oppressed, haunted by the same feeling – a strange pervasive feeling of dispossession”. In a martial speech, political journalist turned far right candidate Eric Zemmour ... Read More

An Uncontested Victory ? : Analyzing Macron’s Communication Strategy

Lena FaucherApril 8, 2022

With the first-round of the French presidential elections just around the corner, the twelve candidates for the much desired position have recently intensified... Read More

OP-ED: Valérie Pécresse – The Wrong Kind of Right

Nikolas Wagner BozzoloApril 6, 2022

“In ten years’ time, will we still be the world’s seventh power? Will we still be a sovereign nation or an auxiliary of the United States, a branch office of C... Read More

Guns, Germans and Steel: How the war in Ukraine led to a U-turn in Germany’s defense policy

Marcel Müller and Fabian Lucas Romero RanerMarch 29, 2022

Picture : German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (left) and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at a press conference in Kiev, Ukraine. Russia has attempted to sow division within the western alliance © Kay Nietfeld/dpa When Russia launched its war of ... Read More

OP-ED: The Tale of Two Countries – Putin’s War in Syria and Ukraine

Miriam AitkenMarch 26, 2022

Picture : Vladimir Putin at Kremlin, Aprill 5th. — Alexei Druzhinin/AP/SIPA When Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February, Syrians across the world stood in so... Read More

Gender democracy in the post-pandemic world: what went wrong?

Ukraine-Russia: The World’s First “Crypto War”

American Religious Colleges battle claims of Censorship and Critical Race Theory on Campus

The Lesser Angels of India’s Democracy