Diplomacy
India’s Ministry of External Affairs is one of the best in South Asia
In his exclusive interview for PICREADI Alexey
Kupriyanov, Russian
expert on India, reveals some secrets of Indian soft power and states that
India's External Affairs is one...
The foreign policy of Pakistan has remained feeble for many years
Sometimes,
we fail because of the obliviousness of our vulnerable aspects. The right
direction and cognizance of flaws lead one to success. Pakistan, at times, is
confronting...
Transcending Borders
Usually the term of diplomacy is equated
with a complex governmental framework with extended missions, official
proceedings, treaties and much more- all part of a professional...
International Relations Theories and Security
Authors: Fatima Ahmed and Areeja Syed
The post-cold war world has experienced
many changes, not only in practical terms but also in theoretical sphere. One
of the...
Pakistan-China: Social Relations and Soft Power
The intense
increase in the image and power China as a global actor having vast
geopolitical and geo-economical determinations has been perhaps the biggest
story of the...
Civilizationism vs the Nation State
Many have framed the battle lines in the geopolitics
of the emerging new world order as the 21st century’s Great Game. It’s a game
that aims...
Military Diplomacy as a Hybrid Instrument of National Power
Today's
complex security environment requires the United States to use all of its
instruments of power to maintain its status in the world, as well as...
Consular Protection
The world
is rightly outraged at how Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was
killed, but I was also horrified by where.
As the U.S. Consul General in...
Soft power as an important structural component of a foreign policy strategy of a state
The
architect of the ‘soft power’ concept Joseph Nye focuses on ‘the ability to
achieve the desired through voluntary cooperation, not by coercion or tricks’.
The name...
From WWI to www: Geopolitics 100 years later – Book Review
It is an honor to present to our readers our esteemed alumni colleague and friend Professor Anis Bajrektarević and his newly released book From...