International Law
Cooperation in a Changing World: A Discussion on New Regionalism and Globalisation
The two main trends that have shaped the World Economic Order are 1) multilateralism, which sets global rules for international trade without favouritism, and...
Institution’s evolution
As the human civilization is evolving, the institutions that were once very relevant and inevitable have been becoming archaic and irrelevant and alarmingly becoming...
Sanctions as Weapons: A Challenge in Addressing Our Global Collective Problems
Since the Ukraine conflict, 'Sanction' has become a buzzword worldwide. It has become a new instrument for the West to coerce others to attain...
How Bangladesh is Playing significant role in UN peace keeping mission
Mutual hostility can never be advantageous. War must be avoided if we want peace. In order to bring about peace in areas of the...
International Legal System: Third World Countries
The contemporary world is mainly divided into three groups in terms of socio-economic standards. Those are, the group of First World countries, the group...
G20: Does Multilateralism Have a Chance?
Instability Instead of Compromise: The Open Face of the West's Anti-Human ToolkitThe turbulence in international affairs has been discussed for more than a year,...
An Ideology of Power, National Interest, and the State: Realism and Power in International Relations
Realism is nothing more than the ideology of powerful states.
In Dunne and Schmidt’s chapter on realism for the International Relations (IR) textbook The Globalization...
A “Multipolar World”: A Transformation in the Global System
After more than three decades of American efforts to establish and consolidate a unipolar international order, we are witnessing signs of the deterioration of...
Dis-United Nations and Conceptual Mazes of the New World Order
A plethora of fora organized by international institutions this fall, above all by the United Nations with its “ministerial week” involving heads of states...
Nobel Peace Prize for Human Rights Activists from Belarus, Russia and Ukraine
The Nobel Peace Prize 2022 is awarded to human rights advocate Ales Bialiatski from Belarus, the Russian human rights organisation Memorial and the Ukrainian...