• Transatlantic Left Voices

In the 2024 elections, the U.S. faces a debate over its global role. While foreign policy may not be the key election issue, the outcome will significantly impact U.S. international relations and its approach to maintaining global dominance in a changing world.

• Transatlantic Left Voices

Reactions to Donald Trump’s election as President of the United States oscillate between great trepidation and great mockery. Will Donald Trump do something outlandish—something with terrible consequences—or will what he does bring discredit on himself? Uncertainty dogs the next US president and his administration. The old establishment seems sidelined and the “deep state” appears bewildered.

• Transatlantic Left Voices

Examining How Trump Won the US Presidency We are witnessing a tidal change, and it will not be for the better. Right-wing nationalist populism continues to rise throughout the Western world. With the victory of Donald Trump, its ascendancy has reached a new height. Over the course of the last years, far-right movements have grown […]

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R2P is a critically flawed doctrine, rooted in a limited understanding of conflict, that risks justifying the use of force by great powers without providing clarity as to when such force is justified. Despite insisting on the importance of prevention and recovery, it has from its inception been first and foremost a doctrine used to legitimize military intervention.