More: Diplomacy
Tashkent Declaration 2: Phony Peace Harbinger for Afghanistan?
Could Tashkent be as a city of peacemaking for Afghanistan as it did in case of Indo-Pak (1965 War)? The First Tashkent Declaration was...
South Korean Public Diplomacy and Pakistan’s Understanding
To win the hearts and minds of people, the flower of Public Diplomacy has blossomed. In the age of globalization, public diplomacy has emerged...
The Tmes for a Special Relationship Between Germany and Russia Are Over
Relations between Germany and Russia are in a state of severe crisis. At latest since the outbreak of the Ukraine conflict, but also even...
How India uses Public Diplomacy: Lessons for Pakistan
Ever since the existence of humankind people and individuals have been practicing and maintaining relations, alliances with each other even at the times of...
The Behavior of the Powerful and Peace in Korea
It has been noted, principally by the Berkeley psychologist Dacher Keltner, that people who display empathy and fairness towards others often reach the top;...
Three key steps in Kim Jong-un’s diplomacy
Not long time ago, Kim Jong-un, the supreme leader of Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), had been dubbed as the “little rocket man”,...
Successful Use of Public Diplomacy: Lessons from Canada
International Relations in 21st century is characterized by high degree of global interconnections or one may call it as globalization. This has further been...
The Big Secret: U.S.- North Korea Summit Venue Revealed
This piece is unusual in that it is either going to end up as a fiasco or a scoop. If the latter, then, as...
Kim and Moon for a Nuclear Free Korea: Too good to be true?
Every event of Korean leaders’ summit on 27 April 2018 has been covered extensively by the media highlighting their pledge to end their six...
Inter-Korean Summit: A historic turning point to where?
April 27, 2018 will be surely recorded as a historic day in the annals of international relations. As scheduled, Kim Jong-un and Moon Jae-in,...