More: Diplomacy
Not a Short-Term, For-Profit Venture: Why Diplomacy is Not Like Running a Business
With the departure of U.S. Secretary of State Tillerson, and the continual upheaval of the U.S. Department of State, American diplomatic relations and U.S....
The Rising Superstar: Nepal’s chance through Sports Diplomacy
Forty-two wickets in twenty-one listed international cricket matches; with the best figures of 5-20. The luscious number belongs to a seventeen-year-old Nepali spin bowler,...
Trump’s Ambassador to China
In spite of all the economic and strategic differences between the US and China, personal relationships play an important role in bilateral relations between...
NAM, NaMo- NATO? Indian Foreign Policy in Transition
Trajectory of a nation’s growth rests on its past, and looks towards a better future with the present middling its way, improving upon the...
Movement of the White House towards radicalism
The removal of U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson from power and the replacement of CIA chief Mike Pompeo will create new crises at...
Goals of bin Salman’s visit to UK: Blood-colored agreement
The recent visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman to the UK has attracted the attention of the various circles. Besides the diplomatic...
Behind Rex Tillerson’s firing as Secretary of State
The removal of Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State (who was replaced by Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA) reiterates three key problems in...
Korea after the Olympics: Temporary Truce or Permanent Peace?
Thanks to the “New Year’s” initiatives of Kim Jong-un – to which South Korean Moon Jae-in responded for his own reasons – significant progress...
A Great Turnaround on the Korean Peninsula
Authors: Wang Li & Petro Shevchenko*
On March 8, the whole world was stunned by a breaking news that “Kim Jung-un invites Trump to meet”,...
Zhou Enlai’s Legacy in China’s Diplomacy
Authors: Wang Li & Yang Yi-zhong
In a survey of China’s politics since 1949, Premier Zhou Enlai is an undisputedly great statesman as he took...