
Summary: Prisoners of Geography: Western Europe
Europe’s political and economic success is partly attributed to its favorable geographic conditions, such as its mild climate and navigable rivers.

Migration in Asia and the Middle East: Trends and Statistics
Migration in Asia and the Middle East includes Gulf labour corridors, remittances, student mobility, refugee crises and disaster displacement.

Migration in Africa: Trends and Statistics
African migration is mainly regional, but it also includes forced displacement, remittances, labour corridors, and dangerous routes toward Europe and the Gulf.

International Drug Control Regime: Treaties & Organs
This regime deals with regulating the production, consumption, trafficking and possession of narcotics on a global scale.

Summary: Prisoners of Geography: United States
Thanks to its advantageous territory, the United States was able to become a great power, exercising influence all over the world.

Summary: Prisoners of Geography: China
China is a land power that is also turning into a maritime power. However, it has been facing domestic tensions and its future is an enigma.

Summary: Prisoners of Geography: Russia
Russia is a geopolitical giant with an expansionist history, thanks to its territory, its natural resources, and its armed forces.

Power in International Relations: Elements and Types
Power is the ability to influence another actor’s actions or decisions. It depends upon various factors and can assume a multitude of forms.

Conflicting Interests in the Russo-Ukrainian War
To understand Russia’s war against Ukraine, we must look into their interests and into those of the United States and the European Union.