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Biweekly Brief #3 – Trump on Venezuela and Greenland, American Board of Peace, Iranian Protests, Ugandan Elections and more

This week's Biweekly Roundup recaps key events in December 2025 where we left off last time and attempts to cover the cascade of events that kick-started January 2026.

Biweekly Brief #2 – COP30 Results, Japan-China Relations, 28 Point Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal, UK Budget and more

This week's Biweekly Roundup covers key headlines from 18th to 29th November.

Biweekly Brief #1 – COP30 Summit, US Government Shutdown, Japan's Takaichi Sanae, Sudanese Civil War and more

Your Weekly News Roundup has changed its format! This year, we are planning a biweekly global news roundup every other Wednesday of the month that covers all your essential headlines with some sneak peaks to upcoming episodes. Our inaugural episode covers news from late October up until November 17th.

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Spotlight Series #5 - Federica Bicchi: Norms and its implications in foreign policy

In this episode, our hosts Belle and Yuko chat with Dr. Federica Bicchi, associate professor of international relations at LSE. Dr. Bicchi explores the concept of norms in politics, discussing their role in shaping behaviour and decision-making in real-world scenarios.

Spotlight Series #4 - Boram Lee: US Trade Tariffs and its Impacts on Global Trade

In this episode of the Spotlight series, Dr. Boram Lee, Assistant Professor in the Department of International Relations at LSE, shared her insights on US trade tariffs and their implications for global trade, explaining how this is connected to issue linkage in international trade negotiations.

Spotlight Series #3 - Patricia Owens: Intellectual Erasure and Gendered Architecture of IR

In this new episode of the Spotlight series, we’re joined by Patricia Owens, Professor of International Relations at the University of Oxford and author of the recent book Erased: A History of International Thought Without Men. Professor Owens shares the research behind her book, which uncovers the overlooked intellectual contributions of women in the field of international relations. She also offers insights into the gendered architecture of the discipline and what it means for the future of IR.

Weekly News Roundup #11 – US Military Meeting Leaked via Signal, Ukraine Ceasefire Talks, Sudan VP Detained, and Bolsonaro Coup Charges

Weekly news roundup on 24th - 28th March 2025

Weekly News Roundup #10 - Imamoglu's Arrest, Uncertain Ceasefire Talks in the Ukraine War and Gaza Conflict and DRC Peace Talks in Doha

Weekly news roundup on 17th - 21st March 2025

Weekly News Roundup #9 - Ukraine & DRC Ceasefire Talks, US Aid Cuts, Duterte ICC Charges and UN Report on Israel Genocide

Weekly news roundup on 10th - 14th March 2025

Spotlight Series #2 - Ramon Pacheco Pardo: Navigating Security in the Korean Peninsula

In our second episode, hosts Carmen Leung and Belle Venize sit down with Ramon Pacheco Pardo, Head of the Department of European & International Studies and Professor of International Relations at KCL. A specialist in East and Southeast Asian international relations, he shares his insights on security in the Korean Peninsula, the geopolitical shifts following Trump’s re-election, and the implications of South Korea’s upcoming presidential election.

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