A Journal of Analysis and News
Simon Hutagalung is a retired diplomat from the Indonesian Foreign Ministry and received his master's degree in political science and comparative politics from the City University of New York. The opinions expressed in his articles are his own.
The Korean Peninsula serves as one of the most important global security hotspots where nuclear threats and geopolitical tensions frequently
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The United States military alliance with Israel during their June 2025 aerial operations in Iran marks a major transformation in
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Since 1979, Israel and Iran have maintained a persistent state of ideological conflict and strategic competition that views each other
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In 2025, the United States and China, and Russia, together with France and the United Kingdom, will determine global peace
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The security problem of the Korean Peninsula endures as one of the longest-lasting security dilemmas during our contemporary period. The
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The upcoming G7 conference in Canada during June 2025 represents a crucial opportunity for South Korea because it will be
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A mid-2025 confrontation between Israel and Iran that included Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities and Iranian retaliatory missile and
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Indonesia has upheld its “free and active” foreign policy by opting not to attend the G7 Conference in Canada in
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Global decision-making architectures have undergone a notable change during the beginning of the twenty-first century, as women are claiming leadership
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The international system, which developed after the unipolar period of the Cold War, now faces sustained transformations in power relations
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