More: Diplomacy
Diplomatic Asylum As Safe Havens? – Analysing The Political Crime Exception in Mexico v. Ecuador
Authors: Natasha Mittal and Raima Singh*
The breach of inviolability by the Ecuadorian forces on 5th April, 2024, upon forcibly entering the Mexican Embassy, was...
Germany’s Role in Educational Exchange: Strengthening Diplomatic Ties through the DAAD
Beyond facilitating student mobility, is DAAD a key player in Germany's public diplomacy efforts to cultivate international influence?
As global power comes to rely more...
Beyond Entertainment: Asia’s Soft Power War Against the West
In recent years, East Asia has emerged not just as an economic powerhouse but as a formidable cultural influencer, reshaping global entertainment and aesthetics....
Breaking Barriers: The Case for Rethinking Geopolitical Education in India
In an era where technological paradigms shift with geopolitical winds, where design thinking must account for cultural diplomacy, and where engineering solutions intersect with...
Peacekeeping or Diplomacy Stunt? Indonesia’s KONGA Missions
Indonesia's Peacekeeping Missions under the United Nations, known as the Garuda Contingent (KONGA), stand as a significant instrument in the Indonesian government's foreign policy...
Grow Up Like Me: A Motivated Inspiration
In this digital era, diplomacy is no longer restricted to close-door borders between states. Today, it is just as much about winning hearts globally...
Donald Trump’s 100 Days Foreign Policy: An Isolationist or Aggressive Unilateralist?
Just recently, Donald Trump passed his first 100 days in office of his second term. From the very beginning, Trump has shown a different...
Counterterrorism and Public Diplomacy: the UAE’s Efforts in Promoting a Moderate Islam
Today's global security battle takes place primarily through narrative-based tactics instead of conventional military engagement. Public diplomacy serves as a prominent counterterrorism tool for...
From Crisis to Cooperation: A Mediterranean Blueprint for the South China Sea
Authors: James Borton and Vu Hai Dang*
It was 1975, and the Mediterranean—cradle of civilizations, muse to poets, and lifeblood to millions—was in trouble. The...
Why Narendra Modi Can’t Pull Off an Indira Gandhi: The Realpolitik Mirage in India’s Foreign Policy
In the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack that claimed the lives of Indian tourists and inflamed nationalist sentiment across the subcontinent, we witness the...