More: Diplomacy
Diplomacy and the Taliban
The Taliban's victory put many countries in an awkward position. They encountered the dilemma, whether to recognize the reality and go along with the...
Analyzing Biden and Trump Administrations: A Comparative Look at American Foreign Policy
Within the realm of international relations, various theories guide states in shaping and managing their interactions with other countries. This is particularly evident in...
Korea’s Global Reach: Diplomatic Expansion in 2024
In 2024, South Korea is set to embark on a journey to increase its worldwide presence by building new diplomatic missions in 12 nations. This...
UK diplomats plant a flag in San Francisco
In California, the United Kingdom is looking to build relationships with state leaders and help shape legislation in areas like artificial intelligence, data privacy...
Hamas maneuvering complicates efforts to secure new prisoner swaps
Israel wasn’t slamming the door on renewed indirect prisoner swap negotiations with Hamas when it this week barred David Barnea, the head of Mossad,...
A Creative Minilateral Approach
Minilateralism, a relatively recent concept in international relations, involves small groups of nations cooperating to address common issues and pursue shared objectives. A creative...
Why the Israel-Hamas War is a Feminist Issue
Historically, men in positions of power have often started or provoked wars or interfered in existing military conflicts. It must be noted that the...
From Vietnam to Videla: Henry Kissinger and the Forgotten Horrors of US Foreign Policy
In the aftermath of World War II, the US emerged as a preeminent global power, and its foreign policy underwent a profound transformation shaped...
Pressure Tactic has little results
Political and diplomatic processes regarding the unrecognized Islamic Emirate continue to evolve. On the eve, two solid conferences were held in Islamabad and Dushanbe,...
Conservative Internationalism: Armed Diplomacy under Jefferson, Polk, Truman, and Reagan -Book Review
In Conservative Internationalism, Henry R. Nau - a former Reagan administration official and Professor Emeritus at George Washington University - has set himself a...