Russia, Ukraine, and the Reshuffling of the European Security Order Analysis Russia’s large-scale war against Ukraine does also reflect how China and Russia are interlinked with each other to challenge the current global order. The Black Sea region has become a key area where the new European security order will be negotiated. By Iulia-Sabina Joja
Cambodia’s election landscape: minnows and a giant squid Background Ahead of Cambodia’s national election on July 23, the disqualification of the most popular opposition group leaves the ruling Cambodian People’s Party facing close to no competition on the ballot. By Shaun Turton
Feminist Development Policy #4: Funding beyond power differentials E-Paper This recommendation paper offers development practitioners and organisations some reflections to shift international development policy towards intersectional Feminist Global Collaboration.
“Without the Environmental Redesign of Society and Economy Global Justice will be Impossible” Interview The Agenda 2030 is at its half-way point, yet the 17 goals for sustainable development remain a distant proposition. In the following conversation, Imme Scholz discusses the causes and points out how the global community may speed up their realisation. By Imme Scholz
A half-hearted effort: The G20’s Finance Track Analysis The G20 Presidency rotation among middle income countries is expected to give a voice to poor nations. The Finance Track aims to address debt crises and climate finance gaps, but obstacles from developed nations have led India's Presidency to focus on softer options. By C.P. Chandrasekhar
Julia Leininger Head of the research program "Transformations of Political (Dis)Order: Institutions, Values, and Peace" at IDOS.