Jan 20, 2025 // Diplomatic Courier and World in 2050, in collaboration with House of Kosovo, APCO, and Learning Economy Foundation, will host a high–level roundtable—Searching for Common Ground: Diplomacy and the Art of Consensus—at this year’s World Economic Forum.

Feb 25, 2022 // CSPC Senior Fellow Ethan Brown examines the ongoing Ukraine Crisis through the lens of the IR theories of liberalism and realism. The West's failures on Ukraine display both the limitations of liberalism in practice and a propensity of Western powers to stray from its principles, argues Brown.

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Jan 31, 2025 // Australians’ dissatisfaction with the availability of good, affordable housing is among the highest compared to other OECD countries—with dissatisfaction at historic levels, write Gallup’s Benedict Vigers and Madeline Ambort.

Oct 17, 2024 // Following the expulsion of Armenians from Nagorno–Karabakh, the international community has an obligation to uphold justice and secure the return of displaced residents.

Oct 26, 2024 // Keir Giles’ latest book, “Who Will Defend Europe,” is both a manifesto and a call to arms, where he warns of what the repercussions will be if Europe and the U.S. continue to underestimate the long–term threat of Russia, writes Joshua Huminski.

Oct 22, 2024 // The Bretton Woods institutions remain as important as ever, but require steady and savvy leadership to navigate geopolitically delicate times, writes Adam Ratzlaff.

May 16, 2024 // The reemergence of Gotland’s strategic significance is crucial to entrenching NATO alliance security, writes Rany Ballout.

Jan 27, 2025 · Huw Paige is a freelance journalist and writer, specializing in the polar regions. // Diplomatic Courier

Dec 11, 2024 // As political tech evolves, 2025 demands responsible human oversight to safeguard democracies from AI-driven disinformation and geopolitical threats, write Andrea Bonime-Blanc.