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Kigali Launches a Research Center in African Science Diplomacy

The Rwandan capital city expands its international scientific influence with the opening of a new research and training center. This is a joint project by...

The New Politics of Conflict Resolution; Responding to Difference – Book Review

The author of this book is Morgan Brigg, a Professor in School of Political Science and International Relations at University of Queensland, Australia. His...

Veto Sparks Space Diplomacy

In the ever-evolving arena of international diplomacy, recent events at the United Nations have brought to light a critical impasse: Russia's veto of a...

Indonesia and the Future of Water Diplomacy

Through its participation in the World Water Forum, Indonesia, the largest archipelagic country in the world, with more than 17 thousand islands with a...

South China Sea Conflict: Indonesia’s Maritime Diplomacy

The South China Sea has been wracked by long-running conflicts over sovereignty claims from several countries. This strategic and resource-rich water area is a...

Preventing or stopping the genocide: What was the main diplomatic failure in Rwanda?

The Rwanda genocide, where 800,000 to 1,000,000 people were slaughtered in the span of three months, remains one of the most horrific periods in...

Economic Diplomacy with Chinese Characteristics

People’s Republic of China, a rising global economic power has a unique way of developing policies in its style calling it “Chinese-Style” or “China’s...

China’s major-country diplomacy and the expectation for China’s future diplomacy

Diplomatic affairs are among the issues in which the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, with President “Xi Jinping” at its core,...

Navigating Diplomatic Waters: Australia’s Evolving Stance on the Israel-Palestine Conflict

The resurgence of the Israel-Palestine conflict undoubtedly impacts the global landscape, affecting political and economic conditions worldwide. Consequently, nations like Australia find themselves compelled...

Turkey’s Humanitarian Diplomacy in Somalia: Humanitarian vs National Interests

Humanitarian diplomacy aims to maximize all forms of support for operations and programs and build necessary partnerships if humanitarian goals are to be achieved...

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Fire at Kirishi, Then Talk of Guarantees On the night...

Could Russia Offer Non-Aggression Pacts to NATO Members as Part of a Ukraine Peace Deal?

Russia has suggested that it could conclude bilateral non-aggression...

Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2026: From Mineral Potential to Investment Reality

When the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2026 opens in...

Badr MoU: A New Model for Regional Defence Cooperation

When the defence ministers of Pakistan, Türkiye, Qatar and...
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