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Volume 7 · Issue 4 · Autumn 2026

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A New Era in West AsiaThe Erosion of Hegemony and the Rise of Regional Agency

The new issue brings together work on West Asia’s changing order, Türkiye–China relations, the Digital Silk Road, and China’s global infrastructure strategy.

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Reading the world through the eyes of developing countries.

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Reconfiguring Transatlantic Relations in an Era of War and Strategic Fragmentation

Studies examining the reconfiguration of the transatlantic alliance through the war in Ukraine, US–European relations, NATO’s transformation, and multipolarity.

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