Oxford's peer-reviewed journal of International Affairs Created by graduate students at St.
Antony’s College in 2005, STAIR has carved out a distinctive niche as a cross-disciplinary outlet for research on the most pressing contemporary global issues, providing a forum in which emerging scholars can publish their work alongside established academics and policymakers. If you are interested in getting involved with STAIR, learning about publication opportunities, or staying informed about
31/03/2025
South Asian youth "have “embraced” and redefined derogatory terms, reshaping the domestic political landscape in their respective countries by spinning the state-sanctioned discourse on its head."
Read our latest by S. Ali and Taqbir Huda at stairjournal.com/commentary
10/03/2025
Germany’s 2025 elections mark a turning point for Europe. With a new conservative Chancellor at the helm, shifting US relations, and a rising far-right opposition, the country faces key foreign policy challenges—from Ukraine to China to European defense. Read the full analysis on what’s next for Germany on our website.
26/02/2025
Does the approval of China it’s plans to build a mega embassy in the heart of London symbolise the UK it’s desire to re-engage with China? Owen Au argues that Britain its re-engagement with China could backfire as the two countries differ fundamentally in their values and interests. And does the UK gain anything from this (asymmetric) relationship while it’s major allies increasingly turn away from China? Head over to our site to find out.
26/02/2025
Amidst talks of a mineral deal in Ukraine, Farrell Gregory examines the potential of a US investment in Australia it’s mining sector. Will this improve the US it’s ability to secure critical minerals during the second Trump administration? Head over to our website to find out.
12/02/2025
Have you been wondering about the potential impact of Trump’s tariffs?
If so, hurry to our site to read a masterful analysis by Dr. Bruno Sergi & Dr. Mona Pearl.
11/02/2025
As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine persists, tensions have become exacerbated in border states both throughout Europe and Asia.
Find out what these tensions have led to in the latest piece on the STAIR site.
01/02/2025
The Baltic Sea has seen an alarming rise in submarine cable disruptions⚡ Is this Russian sabotage, and why should NATO change its strategy? 🚨
Read the analysis at: https://www.stairjournal.com/analysis
30/01/2025
Little attention has yet been paid to how the new White House administration will interact with over 40% of the world population and some of the fastest growing economies.
Read the latest analysis piece on our website: https://www.stairjournal.com/oped/2025/1/29/brics-china-and-the-next-white-house
29/01/2025
President Subianto of Indonesia has affirmed his commitment to non-alignment 🇮🇩. However, does this still align with Indonesia it’s stance on the South China Sea?
Read it here: https://www.stairjournal.com/current/2025/1/28/indonesian-president-prabowo-subianto-courts-a-thousand-friends
27/01/2025
China has been discovered secretly issuing ID cards in Taiwan🤔 Check out the article by Owen Au to find out why!
🌟 Available now at stairjournal.com/analysis
14/01/2025
Head to our site for an analysis by Christine Savino of the recent anti-corruption protests in Serbia 🇷🇸