The Sad Truth behind Nauru’s diplomatic switches
Switching allies
Lai Ching-te was yet to wind up celebrations of his Presidential victory when Taiwan woke up to the news of Nauru breaking off...
A casualty of war
Israeli footballer Sagiv Yehezkel was deported from Turkey this week after being detained by police and fired by Super Lig club Antalyaspor for expressing...
21st Century Chinese Hegemony in the International System
Abstract: The Western European Region has historically sat at the summit of international affairs but was overcome by its own colony, the United States...
Brothers No More: Inter-Korean relations in the New Era
In an unprecedented move Kim jong-un has ordered the demolition of the Arch of Reunification (조국통일3대헌장기념탑) located in Pyongyang. The demolition of this symbolic...
Netanyahu’s Expanding Gaza War
The prime minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu has been in office on and off for 16 years. Well known to the press, he has...
Diplomacy and the Taliban
The Taliban's victory put many countries in an awkward position. They encountered the dilemma, whether to recognize the reality and go along with the...
The Gaza Catastrophe: Is It a Genocide?
In late December, South Africa filed a genocide case against Israel in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) arguing that Israel was in breach...
Pakistan’s upcoming election: A tale of a broken parliament, broken economy and a broken country
Ill-democracy is rooted in the political system of Pakistan. After emerging on the world map, Pakistan was under martial law for several decades. The...
Elections in Taiwan and its Regional and global repercussions
From the Chinese perspective, the One-China principle forms the crux of their stance. Beijing sees Taiwan as an inseparable part of its sovereign territory,...
Time to Relocate to new Headquarter: Why the AU Must Consider a New Home
The African Union (AU) has long stood as a symbol of unity and cooperation among African nations. Its headquarters, located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,...