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The Articles section of Global Politics is dedicated to long-form journalism, academic inquiry, and strategic foresight. While news reports focus on the “what,” our articles explore the “why” and the “how.” This repository of knowledge is designed for those seeking a systemic understanding of the historical roots and future trajectories of the current global order.

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Israel: one war crime does not justify another

The attack on Israeli civilians by Hamas and Islamic Jihad was a war crime and a crime against humanity, but that is also true of the collective punishment Israel is now inflicting on Palestinians in Gaza (Photo: Israeli Air Force)…

The Green Deal is gonna need a European Climate Fund

The EU estimates a need for an additional €477bn per year to 2030, in the energy and transport sectors alone (Photo: Greg Rosenke) The last few months have brought increasing clarity on the legislative framework underpinning the European Green Deal…

Europe must Trump-proof its Ukraine arms supplies

Poland has increased military spending over €18bn in 2023 (Photo: Yarden Sachs) Moscow’s military and nuclear threats will hang over Europe for decades, regardless of the security architecture we design. As Russia becomes weaker — politically, economically, demographically, and militarily…

Antifascism and fascism are opposites, whatever elites say

The resurgence of fascist movements poses a significant challenge to democracy, equality, minorities and human rights (Photo: © European Union 2022 – Source : EP) Troubling roadblocks have emerged that are frustrating efforts to counter the current worrying uptick in…

The gaping green-hydrogen gap in EU policy

Only four percent of hydrogen produced globally was “green” at the end of 2021 (Photo: Andre Skibinski) The international governing bodies for shipping and aviation have both set net-zero targets for 2050, so the industry commitment to decarbonise is there.…

MEPs look to Spain for EU breakthrough on seasonal workers

Germany’s Spargelzeit season attracts thousands of Polish and Romanian workers (Photo: rainy city) As summer ends, so does the harvest season. In Romania, farmers have been bustling, presenting ripe strawberries, cherries, and crisp lettuce in markets spread across towns and…

Don’t Use Deepfake Services Until You Read This!

Deepfake services, powered by advanced AI technology, have gained popularity for their ability to generate incredibly convincing content. However, before you dive into the world of deepfake services, there are crucial considerations, risks, and ethical aspects that you must be…