GEOPOLITICS
Geopolitical hotspot: Foreign aid cuts diminish the ‘Global’ in ‘Global Britain’
Apr 30, 2021
Written by
Tim Marshall
Tim Marshall is a British journalist, author, broadcaster and geopolitics columnist at Geographical
Geopolitical hotspot: Tim Marshall's take on the geopolitics of the vaccine drive
Mar 25, 2021
Written by
Tim Marshall
Tim Marshall, British journalist, author and broadcaster, shares his thoughts on the geopolitics of the current global vaccination drive
Decarbonisation will upend the geopolitics of old, says Marco Magrini
Mar 03, 2021
Written by
Marco Magrini
As the world moves away from fossil fuels, we can expect a wide variety of geopolitical bumps in the road, says Marco Magrini
Geopolitical hotspot: Western Sahara
Feb 23, 2021
Written by
Tim Marshall
The USA's recognition of Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara is a disaster for those seeking independence. Tim Marshall explains...
Legacies of conflict: despite huge progress, the landmine crisis continues
Feb 10, 2021
Written by
Jacob Dykes
The international effort to stem the landmine crisis has been a humanitarian success story. The 2019 casualty numbers, however, reveal there is work yet to be done
Geopolitical hotspot: Joe Biden’s foreign policy
Jan 21, 2021
Written by
Tim Marshall
Tim Marshall looks forward at what the world can expect from Joe Biden
Geopolitical hotspot: the Tigray crisis, Ethiopia
Dec 23, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
Conflict in Tigray threatens to undermine progress in Ethiopia. Tim Marshall investigates
Geopolitical hostspot: Belarus
Nov 20, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
Tim Marshall examines the backdrop to current geopolitical struggles in Belarus
Geopolitical hotspot: Nagorno-Karabakh
Oct 26, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
This week Tim Marshall turns his geopolitical lens to an unfurling conflict with long roots
Geopolitical hotspot: the race to dominate renewables
Oct 16, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
The switch to renewables is likely to be as geopolitically transformative as the switch from coal to oil and gas. Tim Marshall lays out the plausible geopolitical scenarios as countries rally for renewable dominance
From conflict to conservation: Colombia's ex-combatants are being enrolled as forest guardians
Oct 15, 2020
Written by
Jacob Dykes
A programme to employ ex-guerrilla fighters as conservationists is starting to take off in Colombia
Study identifies Donald Trump as largest driver of Covid-19 misinformation
Oct 05, 2020
Written by
Jacob Dykes
A new study has analysed the extent of Covid-19 misinformation in traditional media sources. Results reveal the power that US President Donald Trump has to influence the circulation of misinformation
Geopolitical Hotspot: Xinjiang and the Uighur Internment Camps
Sep 03, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
From 2014, reports began to emerge of mass internment of the Uighur people in China's Xinjiang province. Tim Marshall explores the geographical, cultural and political context of the internment camps
Geopolitical hotspot: trouble in the eastern Mediterranean
Aug 04, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
The creation of an Exclusive Economic Zone stretching from Turkey's southwest coast down to the northern tip of Libya has bubbled old and new conflicts in the Eastern Mediterranean. Tim Marshall investigates the recent developments underpinning rising tensions in the…
Geopolitical hotspot: the India/China border
Jun 30, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
The Sino–Indian border stretches 3,500km through rugged terrain that separates two military and economic powerhouses with increasingly tumultuous relations. Tim Marshall explores the geopolitical landscape of this divided land
Geopolitical hotspot: the geopolitical landscape of a post-coronavirus world
Jun 17, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
History is being written in 2020 – but when the pandemic subsides, will the geopolitical landscape be drastically altered? Tim Marshall explores.
Geopolitical hotspot: the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
May 13, 2020
Written by
Tim Marshall
Tim shifts his gaze to the Blue Nile, where the construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is increasing tension between Ethiopia and Egypt
Coronavirus: the protests that can’t take place and what that might mean
May 07, 2020
Written by
Angus Parker
With protest movements across the world stymied by the pandemic, Angus Parker asks what effect this might have
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