Asia accounts for roughly 45-50% of the global economy, with China making up about18.5%. China’s equilibrium rate of growth per…
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Global Politics Blog Posts
The USA remains the global hegemon
I strongly believe that the current state of power in global politics is unipolarity. It is clear that the USA…
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The USA is clearly in decline, but what will this mean for the international system?
I think the world has entered a very interesting time where global crises aren’t necessarily defined by world wars or…
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The world is in a state of bipolarity….for now
Could we justifiably suggest that the world still lives in a state of unipolarity? The hegemonic status of the US…
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The undulation of global power
In the current global stage, it would be myopic to assume that global polarity is not in a multipolar state.…
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Why isn’t Russia’s attempt to increase its power in Eastern Europe being prevented?
ince the start of Putin’s spell in power since his first presidential inauguration in 1999, Russia has become more and…
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Is the UN still fit for purpose?
The UN as a global institution is not unfit for purpose considering the state of international relations and the modern…
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A potential genocide is looming in Ethiopia
Driven by tensions that stem from the Tigray region’s holding of illegitimate elections in the eyes of the Ethiopian government,…
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The unravelling of global democracy
There exists ‘no vaccine for cruelty,’ writes Ben Jones of The Economist, bringing to the forefront of the discussion the…
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How would Realists and Liberals interpret the controversial internal markets bill
It was quite marvellous to see Parliament back front and centre of the news last night with the 2nd reading…
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