The Hague Inst. for Geopolitics
The Hague Inst for Geopolitics, Wessel de Graaf, Antonio Ricardo Gamelkoorn, Viola Palmiotto, Jelle van der Wal, Giulia Semeghini, Chiara Mietto, Carina Fohr, Michail.Masaoutis, Cristina PessinaAnchoring Europe more firmly in the new world order. The Hague Institute for Geopolitics prepares policy makers, businesses, and citizens for the far-reaching consequences of the fragmenting world order.
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- The recent increase in insecurity around Mandera, a Kenyan county bordering Somalia, is linked to renewed Al-Shabaab activity, yet this cannot be explained by “spil...
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- Anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland has moved from the margins to the mainstream: support for accepting refugees fell from 94% to 42%, and Polish politicians normalized har...
The Supply Chains’ Trojan Horse: How the Future of ASEAN Non-Alignment is Challenged by Tech Ecosystems
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The primary purpose behind global supply chains’ relocation to Southeast Asia is to stabilize and secure the industry, using the region as their “China plus one” diversification strategy.
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Although the region ca...
Balancing the beauty of peace and the reality of war: the Achilles Shield
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- David’s Sling, Barak MX, SPYDER, ELTA radars, and an AI command system, built over three years. Analysts say the real value is the integrated network and Israeli do...
Ethiopia: a potential superpower at odds with itself and its region
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Ethiopia’s fast-growing population and economy present it with the potential to become a regional superpower.
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Simultaneously, Ethiopia is facing big obstacles: ethnic conflict continu...
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Want to know what is driving geopolitics these days? Follow and subscribe for thorough analyses based on input from experts all over the world. Be better prepared for the far-reaching consequences of the fragmenting world order.
Wessel holds a background in political philosophy and European policy. His focus at The Hague Institute for Geopolitics lies in writing on European politics, the critical mineral sector and defense.
I write about Syria and the Middle East, exploring the region through politics, history, and society. My interests span conflict, identity, displacement, and political change, and how the past continues to shape the region today
War & Peace Studies MSc graduate analyzing war, politics and technology's role in shaping modern conflict. Focusing on Latin America, I’m interested in the human and political geography of conflict, armament, and transitional justice.
Focusing on China's advanced technologies and urbanization | Writer
Middle East Security Analyst with an MA in Middle Eastern Studies, currently at The Hague Institute of Geopolitics. Focused on the Houthi Movement, the Axis of Resistance, and the Iranian security strategy.
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