A Journal of Culture, History and Global Statecraft

Enrico Magnani

Enrico Magnani, PhD, is a retired UN official and expert in military history and international politico-military affairs.

Published Articles (49)

BRICS: A Divided Bloc Pushed into an Unlikely Cohesion

August 01, 2025

China and the West: Success for Beijing, Problem for Washington

July 01, 2025

Bangladesh: A Difficult History

June 01, 2025

Land of Confusion

May 01, 2025

Liberators. The Real Reasons of International Action during the Greek War of Independence

April 01, 2025

The Return of the Kissinger Era?

March 01, 2025

Peace Operations: Collateral Victims of the Reconfiguration of the International Community?

February 01, 2025

China—US: What's in Store for 2025 (and Beyond?)

January 01, 2025

The Kazan Summit: The Image and the Realities for a World in Disarray

December 01, 2024

The UN mission in Namibia: The Success of the Transition

November 01, 2024

The Forgotten Peacekeepers: The United Nations Special Committee on the Balkans (UNSCOB)

November 01, 2024

Behind the Great Game, the Small One

October 01, 2024

Where is Multilateralism Heading?

September 01, 2024

The Alliance of Sahel States: A New Actor or Another Puppet?

August 01, 2024

Indonesia: A New Actor in the Indo-Pacific

July 01, 2024

The Sudan: The Forgotten Massacre and the Great Game on the Red Sea

June 01, 2024

The Melting Horn of Africa

May 01, 2024

The Sahel and the Guinea Gulf: A Macro Region Still in Trouble

April 01, 2024

Korean Peninsula: A Complex Subregional Security Landscape

March 01, 2024

The Indo-Pacific Mega-Basin: Japanese Security and Defence

February 01, 2024

Vietnam and USA: Old Enemies, New (Possible) Friends against China

January 01, 2024

Belt and Road at Ten

December 01, 2023

Turkey, Africa and the World: A Fragmented View

November 01, 2023

Africa: New Powers and a New Scramble?

October 01, 2023

A Complex “Near Abroad"

August 01, 2023

The South Caucasus: Between Dynamism and Stalemate

July 01, 2023

BRICS, or the New International Bipolarism (Maybe)

June 01, 2023

What Next for Türkiye?

May 01, 2023

Ukraine and the Gulf: Agreements and About-Face

April 01, 2023

The First Schleswig-Holstein War: The Beginning of Military Interposition

March 01, 2023

Algeria: The New Actor in the Mediterranean and Northern Africa

February 01, 2023

Global Britain. Neo-Victorian Expansion?

January 01, 2023

Gulf of Guinea and the Sahel: Where Piracy, Terrorism, and Organized Crime Meet

November 01, 2022

The Search for Lost Consensus

September 01, 2022

China and India: Rivals and Partners in Troubled Waters

August 01, 2022

Two Continents and Two Approaches

July 01, 2022

A Difficult Restart for a Failed State

June 01, 2022

The Sahel: Setbacks and Insecurity

May 01, 2022

EU And AU: The Face Behind The Mask

April 01, 2022

Strategic Inconsistencies

March 01, 2022

The Year Of Opportunities—And Risks—For Asia

February 01, 2022

A Tropical Storm

January 01, 2022

Five Eyes, Or More?

December 01, 2021

Russian-Turkish Relations: Mutual Interests, Alliance, Hostility And Distrust

November 01, 2021

EUTM-M: A New UN Training Mission

September 01, 2021

Moscow’s Stability Operations: A Brief History

April 01, 2021

International Intervention In The Little Civil War

January 01, 2021

From Salonika To Odessa: Allied Interventions After World War I

November 01, 2020

The Importance Of The Vienna Conference

November 01, 2020