Elena Wood Riaño International Policy Review – Policy of the Month Once among the poorest nations in the world, the southern African nation of Botswana is presentlyknown as a prime example of African success. As the largest producer of diamonds by value and second byvolume in the...
Kadija Rhuma International Policy Review – Policy of the Month December 2025 The electricity crisis in South Africa is more than flickering lights; it is a crisis that shapes daily life,limits opportunity, and reinforces inequality. When power fails, children cannot study, businesses cannotoperate, hospitals risk losing lifesaving capacity,...
Zahra Touijer International Policy Review – Policy of the Month December 2025 In the modern era, Information Communications Technology (ICT) is both one of thefastest-growing industries and the most instrumental in facilitating economic development and growth. Thededication to leverage ICT and new technologies augments labor productivity, employment rates,...
Oliver Marshall International Policy Review – Policy of the Month December 2025 On the 9th of October, the U.S. Treasury and State Departments concurrently announced comprehensive sanctions targeting approximately 100 individuals, entities, and vessels involved in Iran’s petroleum and petrochemical export network. This constitutes part of Trump’s “maximum...
Valeria Xu Fernández ÁlvarezInternational Policy Review – Policy of the MonthMigration, human rights, and security have become some of the most relevant and disputed issues in the global arena. Public policy around the world aims to find a balance between humanitarian commitment and safety while...
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Eve O’Callaghan International Policy Review – Policy of the Month The previous decade has seen increased awareness in Western democracies of the need to protectnational sovereignty from foreign interference and transnational repression. A 2025 Freedom HouseReport shows there have been 1,219 incidents of transnational repression, carried...
Asimina Melissi International Policy Review – Policy of the Month Across the globe, housing affordability and persistent inequalities have made stable housingincreasingly unattainable. The United States housing market, in particular, is severely strained due to animbalance between supply and demand. The crisis, sparked by the Great...
Leonor Mellado Mannaerts International Policy Review – Policy of the Month On October 15th, 2025, Donald Trump confirmed his authorization for the C.I.A. to conduct covert operations in Venezuela with the larger goal of building a campaign against the authoritarian leader, Nicolas Maduro. Prior to this announcement,...
Fleur Caillé MéaulleLaw School, IE University, Madrid, SpainNYU Shanghai上海纽约大学, Shanghai, China E-mail: fcaillemeaul.ieu2021@student.ie.edu AbstractThe rapid advancement of technological innovation has outpaced in many ways the development of corresponding legal andregulatory frameworks, often leaving critical gaps in global governance. The most pressing example is the satellite communicationsindustry, where...
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