More: Diplomacy
China’s Foreign Policy ahead of the 20th Party Congress
China is less than ten days away from its 20th Party Congress. The changes will impact the Chinese Communist Party for the next five...
For A New Foreign Policy in Italy
The sad and notorious vicissitudes of the non-existence of an Italian foreign policy have hit rock bottom over the last three years, thus destroying...
Helsinki Spirit Revisited
“DIPLOMACY IS AN ART”. “Bring young people to play leadership roles”.-H.E. Mr. Lamberto Zannier
As part of the Geneva Lecture Series concepted and conducted by...
Smile Diplomacy: From Putin to Macron
In the world of politics, what should be done when things don't go according to plan? The answer of Talleyrand, the French politician of...
European Union needs reflection on its strategic autonomy in a geopolitical sense
Although modern Europe had exercised profound impacts on all the corners of the globe during the past centuries (1495-1945), it is undeniable that it...
Where to go, Global Britain?
After month-long debates, bargains and secret deals among the ruling elite of the United Kingdom, Conservative Party members have chosen foreign secretary Liz Truss...
Russia’s Diplomacy of Promises: The Case of Ghana
"Russia sets aside US$1bn to boost trade ties with Ghana" - simply ran the media headline, but has serious implications for Russia's diplomacy. The...
Sujit S Nair – Creating diplomatic ties between Europe and India
Sujit S Nair., FRSA, the Chairman of Europe India Centre for Business & Industry (EICBI), is an accomplished international trade and relations professional with...
Asad Lalljee on cultural diplomacy
Asad Lalljee is SVP, Essar Group, CEO, Avid Learning and Curator, Royal Opera House, Mumbai. Prior to relocating to India, Asad worked for 14 years as one of the...
Why Russia’s Vaccine Diplomacy Failed Africa
In these difficult and crucial times, the strategic partnership with Africa has become a priority of Russia's foreign policy, declared Sergey Lavrov, Russia's Foreign...