Diplomacy
Planetary Drought of Leadership
The Tokyo Olympic Games, just concluded, were a spectacular success and grateful thanks are owed to our Japanese hosts to make this event so,...
Five Hypotheses About the Future World
The Post-Global World is still in embryo, but it is already clear what some of its basic characteristics will be, and it is details...
Interest in Russian culture and history easily brings people of all ages and nationalities together
They say that song is the soul of the nation, but is it possible to hear the soul in symphonies, operas and instrumental concerts?...
The concept of soft power and the nuclear issue
New world order means promoting Western - or rather US – values and ideologies, as well as political and economic models, since Western Europe...
Will the promotion of cricket in GCC add to its Soft Power?
In recent years, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, have been trying to bolster their ‘Soft Power’ in a number of ways; by promoting tourism,...
Analyzing the role of OIC
Composed of fifty-seven countries and spread over four continents, the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) is the second-largest intergovernmental body following the United Nations...
Public Diplomacy: A Case Study of Korean Popular Music
In recent years, the boom of South Korean culture is being observed globally, especially through global sensation BTS, a K-pop group. As the country...
China’s Economic Diplomacy Amid Multipolar Disorder
More often than not, China is billed as the driver of post-pandemic global growth and recovery. This claim is not entirely groundless. In addition...
Attempting Diplomacy in a World Obsessed with Labels
Diplomacy. The word itself sounds somewhat tranquil, if not downright peace-inducing. Diplomacy is supposed to be at the heart of all international relations regardless...
Ramifications of The Pandemic In International Relations
Ever since the global spread of the COVID-19 virus, claims have been made of the pandemic causing a massive impact in global politics and...