International Politics & Society

International Politics & Society is an online magazine covering sociopolitical issues affecting Europe and the globe. Published by @FESonline.

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

Voluntary price caps mask a long-term failure to fix today’s #affordability crisis; the real issue is #access, not checkout prices, argues @cacrisalves.
https://t.co/3dLTSI0NrH

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The #US failure in #Iran exposes the limits of power. But it also shows a deeper loss of moral and leadership capital that may be harder to recover.
https://t.co/K1PSTEO0xk

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Kazakhstan and Mongolia are reshaping #CentralAsia — reducing their dependence on China and Russia.
https://t.co/3nNBgVygoL

[veronica nilsson @V_Nilsson]

Fewer rights, bigger profits – Future of social democracy https://t.co/FqgHZ3zUpB via @ips_journal

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

Flexible labour markets often mean fragile lives — and weaker economies.

An article by @V_Nilsson.
https://t.co/BWGdITqSUO

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#Trump’s war with #Iran was intended to weaken Tehran. Instead, it has ended in a geopolitical debacle for Washington.
https://t.co/trld9mv5Ux

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

If the #Pope speaks more clearly than most governments on #AI, politics has a problem.

An article by @mpfrings.
https://t.co/jBessd2mDd

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

The challenge for #governments is no longer whether to intervene in the #economy — but how to do it when the future is unpredictable.

An article by @yuenyuenang.
https://t.co/lGnVOteThV

[René Wildangel @real_wildangel]

Three weeks before the world cup: No boycott movement, no debate on human rights, no demands to the world cup host to guarantee basic freedoms... so is everything fine...?

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

#FIFAWorldCup: Trump is dreaming of a fairy-tale summer. But war, repression and travel bans could cast a shadow over the football tournament, argues @real_wildangel.
https://t.co/0kNDr0Rwil

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

EPF Director Neil Datta on the growing power of #antigender movements, their increasing professionalisation and the role of #religion.
https://t.co/8iuactvg0W

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

The myth of the deserving billionaire: While the rich get the benefit of every doubt, the poor are viewed as requiring discipline. Why?

An article by @tghilarducci.
https://t.co/7CEalmpm44

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

As long as the Kremlin sticks to its maximum demands, #Ukraine does not need mediators — but strong allies.

An article by @denistrubetskoy.
https://t.co/oTUttdbVKJ

[Sebastian Sperling @Seb_Sperling]

Europe + Latin America:
Middle power cooperation!

"Many countries in the region are consciously looking for alternatives and regard Europe, despite its waning reputation, as an important partner for democracy, social justice and climate and environmental policy."

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

The #tech workers building #AI are scared of it, too. Their grievances need to be heard — society’s ability to shape artificial intelligence may depend on it.

An article by @kateandrias via @nytimes.
https://t.co/5FQajZAJZ2

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

With #Putin signalling a willingness to talk about his war in Ukraine, #Europe cannot outsource its interests. It needs its own negotiator at the table, argue @ahmetovic_550 and @ChrisPeristeri.
https://t.co/1bx7T8RogO

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Alexey Yusupov on #Russia’s waning influence, Putin’s dependence on #China and the risks of the partnership with Beijing.
https://t.co/uOVNCAAz1Y

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.@HappymonJacob on #India’s foreign policy, its economic vulnerability and the rivalry between the US and #China.
https://t.co/fBXRR4aSKZ

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

What forms of organising can survive targeted oppression? Turkish feminists hold the answer 👇
https://t.co/6WLuE4NS5l

[International Politics & Society @ips_journal]

In a polarised world, #Europe and #LatinAmerica risk being sidelined unless they turn shared interests into concrete cooperation.

An article by Ingrid Ross and @Seb_Sperling.
https://t.co/zpbeChnOhV