More: Diplomacy
Panda Diplomacy: China’s (re)Emerging Soft Power towards the U.S.
Panda diplomacy is a long-standing Chinese tradition of fostering goodwill, friendship, and cultural heritage by lending the panda animal to foreign Countries. With the...
Bridging Earthly Divides: The Rise of Space Diplomacy
Authors: Amal Chandra and Gokul V.M.*
Since the earliest attempts to explore it, starting with Sputnik's launch in 1957, space has always kindled the imagination...
Redefining Energy Diplomacy: Pakistan’s Struggle Amidst Geopolitical Complexities
The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project, an ambitious project to address Pakistan’s energy deficit, continues to face geopolitical hurdles and economic constraints. Conceived decades ago,...
Shaping Alliances: U.S. Political, Military, and Diplomatic Engagement with Israel Since 1990
The United States is the first country which had recognized the independence of Israel in 1948, after its announcement of statehood. From that instant...
Navigating the Complexities of North Korea’s Diplomacy: Internal Dynamics and Regional Influences
North Korea, officially known as “The Democratic People's Republic of Korea” has historically been the center point of diplomatic and security concerns in the...
Space Diplomacy: A New Frontier for Cybersecurity Efforts
Authors: Maj. Vineet Kumar and Dr. Preethi Amaresh
National security is not just confined to safeguarding the air, land and marine frontiers and seeking strategic...
Climate Diplomacy: Fostering Unity or Deepening Global Divides
Picture a scenario where leaders from diverse countries convene—some representing nations threatened by rising sea levels. In contrast, others advocate for industries that significantly...
Europe finally has a heavyweight ambassador in Washington
A man who knows many of Europe’s leaders, he has devoted his adult life to arguing that the European Union needed more unity, more...
How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy -Book Review
In How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy, John J. Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato argue that states make foreign policy decisions based on...
Preserving the Past, Shaping the Future: Archaeology’s Role in Modern Diplomacy
The ancient discipline of archaeology remains an eternal link between nations in a period of technological breakthroughs and geopolitical upheavals. Beyond locating artifacts and...