The threats to Hellenism from the circumstances of the gradual decline of the West
What has been happening in the international arena
lately, and in our European neighborhood in particular, is indicative of the
great fluidity in international relations and...
Sri Lanka Appoints New Minister for Foreign Relations
The newly-elected Sri Lankan President,
Gotabaya Rajapaksa appointed Dinesh Gunawardena as the Minister of
Foreign Relations after his Presidential election in 2019. In
addition to Foreign Affairs,...
An anatomy of U.S. human rights diplomacy
Authors: Zhou Dong-chen & Paul Wang
Over the past
two weeks, the United States Congress has successively passed two acts
concerning with Hong Kong human rights and...
It’s Back to “Rocket Man”: Trump Steadily expanding risks of a Nuclear war With North Korea
“Fools, visionaries, sufferers from delusions, neurotics and lunatics
have played great roles at all times in the history of mankind, and not merely
when the accident...
Kartarpur may be the first drop of rain
On November 09th, 2019,
Pakistan and India opened the first-ever
visa-free corridor between the two countries to facilitate the pilgrimage of
Sikhs – a minority community in...
U.S. Policy on Zimbabwe Leaves Door Open for China
The clearest image yet of the failure of
United States’ policy towards Zimbabwe was on display last week when President
Emmerson Mnangagwa toured the site of...
Ending the Gulf crisis: Natural gas frames future Gulf relations
Natural gas could well emerge as the litmus test of how relations among
the Gulf’s energy-rich monarchies evolve if and when a Saudi-United Arab
Emirates-led alliance...
Lebanon and Sri Lanka: An Extraordinary Relationship and a Bright Future
Since the Silk Road, Arabs turned to Asian countries, and this was the
reason for the spread of Arab civilization in many Asian countries. The...
A Reflection on the 2019 White Paper on Vietnamese National Defense
Authors: Do Quynh Anh & Yang Yizhong
Among more
than one dozen of the neighbor states of China, Vietnam is of special interest in
terms of their...
Who wields “authority” in Pakistan? Need for maintaining separation of powers
The
provincial government has decided to go to Supreme Court against Peshawar High
Court’s judgment on the BRT. The court has directed the Federal Investigation
Agency to...