More: Diplomacy
The Security Imperative: Pakistan’s Nuclear Deterrence and Diplomacy – Book Review
Zamir Akram's book, "The Security Imperative: ‘Pakistan’s Nuclear Deterrence, and Diplomacy’ offers a rich and insightful analysis of Pakistan’s nuclear-capability. While it covers most...
Level- Up Philippines-Singapore 55 Years of Diplomatic Relations
The formal diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Singapore commenced on May 16, 1969. The level-up relations are based on shared values and principles....
Cambodia-China People-to-People Exchange Year: A Catalyst for Fostering Cultural Diplomacy
The Cambodia-China People-to-People Exchange Year, officially commenced in January 2024, marks a significant milestone in the cultural diplomacy between Cambodia and China. The event...
U.S. Energy Diplomacy: Strategies for a Sustainable Future
In the thirty years since the end of the Cold War and the onset of globalization, the world has simultaneously become more integrated and...
U.S. Foreign Policy and Its Global Impact
For those who have long anticipated the collapse of the "New World Order," America's foreign policy has often appeared as a series of strategic...
Does Calling it Western Sahara Solve Anything?
If you are nostalgic for the old days of empire, call it the Spanish Sahara. But if ambitious development plans – likened by one...
Prospects of Indonesian Diplomacy in Mitigating Nuclear Tensions at the Korean Peninsula
The United Nations Security Council strongly condemned North Korea's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile on December 18, 2023. This launch was considered a...
China’s Global Influence: A Soft Power Approach
Soft Power is a concept in international relations coined by Joseph S. Nye, which refers to the ability of one state to influence the...
The role of the China-Arab Cooperation Forum in the Middle East Crisis
The China-Arab States Cooperation Forum promotes the common positions of both China and the Arab world on the political solution of regional hotspot issues,...
The Forgotten Factor: How Religion shapes National Interests in International Relations
Authors: Nguyen Thanh Long, Trieu Thuy Vi, Oudomlith Silinya*
Religion is “a system of beliefs, values, and practices concerning what a person holds sacred or...