The militarisation and geopoliticization of the climate agendaBecause the ecological crisis is essentially a multidimensional crisis, as complex as it is scalable, climate change agendas are easily in...

Foreign Policy is, pardon the punchline, a foreign concept for many. Although it may appear with some regularity on the news, most people are more concerned with domestic policies given that they seem...

I recently published an international politics analysis for the Österreichisches Institut für Internationale Politik, in which I explored the possibility of an autocracy emerging not from executive ag...

Under the promise of innovation, algorithmic systems deepen familiar forms of domination and exploitation of labor. Artificial intelligence does not usher in a new historical stage of capitalism. It u...

Brazil’s external positioning in recent years can be interpreted as both as a bid to build a new global hegemony and as a strategy for acting amid the decline of multilateralism. In other words, it is...

In the column “What to Do When They Vote Against Your Right to Vote,” I described a cold morning in Vienna, a train bound for Budapest, and a lecture that dismantled some of the most comfortable certa...

Iran is a country located in the Middle East. Formerly known as Persia, the country is home to 92 million people of different ethnicities, but mostly Persian. Its strategic location—the great plateau...

“It is the plague of our times that the blind are led by the mad.” The line from the fourth act of King Lear appears strangely contemporary in light of the most recent episode of a latent political cr...

My maternal grandfather, a man endowed with singular historical knowledge and a sharp curiosity about domestic and global politics, began almost all of our encounters with the same warning: one had to...

Diplomatic negotiations for the signing of the trade agreement between the economic blocs of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) and the European Union officially began in 1999, representing an agre...