More: Diplomacy
NATO and the Russians: Can NATO be Diplomatically Relevant?
One of the biggest obstacles in understanding Russian foreign policy of late for NATO is that it still seems a bit too tied to...
Kazakhstan between stability and reforms
Announced in March, the early presidential election in Kazakhstan has become a debate about the results reached during the past years, the actual problems...
War, Peace, and the Geopolitics of a Multipolar World
The international order is akin to the science fiction character Dr. Who—it periodically is destroyed, only to reemerge in an altered form. Certain core...
What happened to Brazil’s Foreign Policy during Dilma Rousseff’s first mandate?
The end of the Cold War imposed new dynamics to the world. International Relations no longer have the ideological bias from the Cold War...
Mongolia: dancing between the bear and the dragon
Since the establishment of a democracy in Mongolia following the collapse of the Soviet Union, foreign interests have attempted to reassert control over the...
Minsk Is The World’s New Diplomatic Capital
Perhaps you've never traveled to southwestern Ohio. But you've probably heard of the Dayton accords, the 1995 agreement that ended the Bosnian war. ...
Church Diplomacy: Greece, Russia and Beyond
The Syriza-dominated government is a loner in the EU. However, not far away, there is Russia, a country that is ready to give an...
Proactive and active diplomacy in international integration
According to the tradition, today the Ministry of Foreign Affair is holding the 28th Diplomatic Conference, themed “Proactive and active diplomacy in international integration”....
The UN Security Council Reform? – No tricks from the BRICS
Should Brazil (along with other BRICS members) continue to insist in the UN Security Council Reform? For a long time Brazil...
Celebrity diplomacy
A celebrity icon and promoter of humanism; Aphrodite’s child, but this time not Irena Papas, but Angelina Jolie… Ever since experts...