The Political Gravity: Finding Political Order in a Multipolar World
As the post-WWII international order fractures, the world is transitioning into a complex multipolar era. Examining shifts in global power, technological disruption, and domestic governance models like federal democracy, this article introduces "political gravity"—a framework of shared norms and institutions essential for maintaining stability amid growing global diversity.
Fueling the Generals: How Myanmar’s Neighbors Are Helping Prolong Military Dictatorship
Since Myanmar’s 2021 military coup, the junta has maintained its brutal hold on power not through public legitimacy, but through regional support. This article reveals how neighbouring countries and corporations fuel the regime’s campaign of civilian violence by prioritising gas deals, trade, and strategic interests over human lives.