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1. A Fleeting Glimpse of Hegemony? The War in Ukraine and the Future of the International Leadership of the United States

2. Is there a Future for Europe

3. The Trump Foreign Policy Legacy In The Middle East

4. Domestication and Defeminization of Female Leadership

5. Biden;s Transatlantic Offset

6. Is Re-calibration Feasible in Turkey-Egypt Relations? Limits and Possibilities

7. The United States has seen a transformation in the past 12 months, possibly the beginning of a sea change around race and culture. The very visible and tragic death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police shook the nation to its core, and prompted an unprecedented national outcry. In the months that followed, amidst the social vacuum created by the pandemic, sport emerged as a present and prominent voice for change. In many ways, we have always known that sport has an inherent power to bring people together, and that athletes, because of their celebrity status, have a platform from which to influence others. What we saw last summer was a collective and unified movement by a large sector of the entire sports enterprise that placed issues of racial oppression and inequality in the center of American consciousness. Systemic change begins with awareness, and sport is shining a bright light on this racial reckoning.

8. What is Wrong