More: Diplomacy
How Will Kamala Harris’ China Policy Differ from That of Hillary Clinton?
Compared to Joe Biden, a seasoned foreign policy veteran, Kamala Harris is not a traditional foreign-policy wonk. This means that, unlike conventional experts, Harris...
Mexico’s Judiciary Overhaul: Implications for Democracy, Economy, and Diplomacy
Mexico is currently embroiled in a highly contentious debate over a sweeping judicial reform proposed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) and his...
Why Arabs Are Wary of an Anti-Iran Alliance
Despite growing Israeli-Arab collaboration, efforts to establish a NATO-like regional security alliance to counter perceived Iranian threats have not come to fruition. Arab nations...
No alternative to Multilateralism
Following successes of the similar programs in Europe (Vienna and Geneva notably), one of the leading African think-tanks along with its European (think-tank, academia,...
Does the Road to Peace run through Doha?
If the complex geopolitical landscape of the Middle East were likened to the prison in “The Shawshank Redemption,” then Qatar would undoubtedly be “Red”—the...
Cultivating a Culture of Peace, UN Observance to International Peace Day
Despite the global call to peace, some world and state actors view peace through different lenses. The varieties of perspectives significantly impact the global...
Relevance of US Unilateralist Policy
“Unilateral actions by powerful nations, like the United States, can destabilize global order and harm the efforts on global governance. Ignoring international and multilateral...
China: Between Panda and Wolf Diplomacy
Panda diplomacy and wolf warrior diplomacy have characterised Chinese diplomacy in the past few decades and remain prominent types of diplomacy pursued by China....
Lula da Silva’s Foreign Policy Doctrine: Brazil’s Return to Multilateralism
Brazil has demonstrated its support for multilateralism under President Lula da Silva's direction which emphasised the role of Brazil striving for becoming a member...
The 50th Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of OIC and Pakistan
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), established in 1969, is the second-largest intergovernmental organization after the United Nations. Comprising 57 member states, the OIC...