The policy of the month is a chapter dedicated to who is inter step in researching current policies without necessarily providing an in depth analysis and critical review. This is a chapter which will be published on the IE IPR blog and requires writers to produce two small pieces of writing (500 words) per semester on a current policy under discussion.
As one of the original drafters and adopters of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), the UK has historically positioned itself as a defender of international human rights. However, recent outcry from the Conservative Party, led by Kemi Badenoch, has sparked debate over the UK’s continued commitment to the ECHR. The discussions, particularly surrounding immigration policies, have raised the prospect of a potential withdrawal. This shift could fundamentally alter Britain’s role in upholding global human rights standards, highlighting the global debate of national sovereignty versus international responsibility.
Resistance, Neoliberalism, and Democracy: Lessons from Bangladesh’s 2024 Student Uprisings
Isabela Bortolotto Rodacki
Morocco’s Diplomatic Leverage: Influencing Relations with Spain and the EU
Giulianna Chireno
From Refuge to Fear: The Trump Administration’s Revocation of TPS for Venezuelans
Albany Avila
Decolonizing Foreign Aid in the Trump Era: Towards South-South Cooperation
Omobolaji Olalere
Destabilisation by Design: Finland’s Response to Russian Hybrid Threats
Sofia Charlotta Leino
Do strong institutions discourage democratic backsliding? Case-analysis of Venezuela and Poland
Julia Ferro
On the topic of The Situation in the Sahel Region for the Security Council of
IEU-MUN
Lorenzo Rosania
Choking the Silicon Dragon: The Geopolitical Effects of U.S. Restrictions on China’s Chip Industry
Stanislav Vynnytskyi
Demilitarising the Arctic Ocean: The 66th Parallel Plan
Ian Charles Shepherd & Tjeerd Jan Hettema
The Migration Deal Between Italy and Albania: How To Control Migratory Flows in Absolute Compliance with Human Rights?
Ece Eroglu
Reclaiming Influence: U.S. Strategy Amid China’s Rise in Latin America
Lucas S. Phillips
Addressing the Impact of Antitrust Laws on Market Power in the United States During the Digital Age: Progress or Illusion?
Giulianna Chireno
Over-Politicization of Public and Digital Spheres: Third-Party Involvement in 2024 Elections
Ece Eroglu
The Russia-North Korea Strategic Partnership: Implications of North Korean Military Involvement in Ukraine
Stanislav Vynnytskyi
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