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Federico Canas Velasco | Latin America Fellow Image sourced from ArodriguezUS via Wikimedia Commons . From El Salvador jamming tens of thousands of citizens into mega-prisons , to Ecuador’s patrol of the streets under an “ internal armed conflict ” decree, the Mano Dura or “iron fist” approach has emerged as Latin America’s fastest-growing political export. Faced with soaring ...
Kira Todd | Image sourced from Cabinet Public Affairs Office via Wikimedia Commons . At the end of November, the G20 Summit took place in South Africa. The G20 is a widely known forum, where the world’s 20 largest economies meet to coordinate economic policies and address shared global challenges. What is less known is that there are 13 official engagement groups occurring along...
Rebecca Kuiters | United States Fellow Image sourced from Rod Waddington via Flickr . Since the early 2000s, networks of Christian nationalist organisations based in the United States (US) have strategically exported “family values” campaigns to the Global South. These efforts–targeting abortion access, LGBTQ+ rights and secular education, alongside other areas–are not isolated ...
Zachary Hall | Australian Foreign Policy Fellow Image sourced from Gobierno de Chile via Wikimedia Commons. Australia historically prided itself on being a middle power, punching above its weight by building bridges. From Bob Hawke’s vision for APEC to sanctions against apartheid South Africa , Australia’s foreign policy posture used to mix great power alliances with strong...
Jessse Amoah | Africa Fellow Image sourced from Hayward via Wikimedia Commons When the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) was established in 2019, it set a one-market agenda with common rules for investment, intellectual property and digital trade. As a result, local enterprises, which account for about 80 per cent of African jobs, feel these gains first. Six years ...
