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A Moderate Stance for Democracy: The EU and Cambodia’s Diplomatic Tensions (July 2018)
While officially maintaining a democratic framework, Cambodia has faced months of political crisis since local elections were held in June
While officially maintaining a democratic framework, Cambodia has faced months of political crisis since local elections were held in June
This paper examines the prospects for the diversification and modernization of Bhutan’s economy, focusing in particular on the private sector,
When discussing disability rights it is imperative to tackle areas in which substantial advancements can be made. The discussion of
As one of the components of the EU–China relations, the EU–China energy relationship has experienced an evolution of institutionalization for
This paper seeks to examine the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy for Central Asia, utilizing a combination of primary
When the ‘Heartland’ theory was first published in 1904, it soon became a milestone for geopolitics. Due to the current events,
Europe has been at the forefront of labour mobility since 1957, when it enshrined the principle of free movement of
Urbanisation is on the rise, and the conditions under which it takes place have profound consequences on the outcomes of
The Mindanao region in the Southern Philippines has been the scene of a conflict for hundreds of years ever since