China’s Humanitarian Diplomacy: Navigating Complex Global Issues
In the ever-evolving landscape of international relations, Chinese President Xi Jinping's diplomatic approach emerges as a beacon of strategic and sophisticated engagement. His participation...
It is Beyond Time for the EU to Admit Turkey into the European Union
Authors: Richard Caroll and Jozef Bicerano
Modern Turkey was founded in 1923, and ever since then, Turkey has moved toward the western world; she has...
The Possible Outcomes If Indonesia Joins BRICS
Before we delve further into the complexity of the possibilities that could occur if Indonesia joins BRICS, it is important to know what BRICS...
A Call to Action: Addressing the Youth, Poverty, and Unemployment Crisis in Pakistan
Youth is one of the most crucial driving forces in a country’s internal and external development. They make up a large chunk of the...
MSS Mission: Rewriting the Rules of International Intervention?
The Haitian crisis which started in 2018 and persisted to this day alongside a gang war that took off in 2020 has not only...
How Finland Can Serve as an Example for Mobility as a Service Adoption in Indonesia
Mobility as a Service (MaaS) emerges as a mobility solution by integrating various transportation services to offer convenience and smoothness for its users. MaaS...
Traveling Geopolitically on Campobello Island: A Case Study in Bilateral Public Diplomacy
In 2018, George Friedman - the CEO of Geopolitical Futures (GPF), and formerly Stratfor - wrote an article called “Traveling Geopolitically”. The article, per...
Gaza divides the wheat from the chaff among religious leaders
Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel has not just divided Muslim political leaders. It’s also solicited diverse responses from religious figures and institutions, reflecting...
China’s efforts to pressure Israel to stop the war in Gaza
Since Chinese President Xi Jinping came to power in China and officially announced the launch of the “Chinese Belt and Road Initiative” in 2013,...
Europe warned of potential new “major” migration crisis
The bitter conflict in Sudan amounts to a genocide but it could get much worse, an event in Brussels was told.
Hundreds of people are...