More: Diplomacy
The Sino-Indian conflict: Instability in South Asia
The Sino-Indian boundary originated in 1834, with the conquest of Ladakh by the armies of Raja Gulab Singh under the suzerainty of the Sikh Empire....
Chinese soft power winning hearts and minds
Soft power cheaper than hard power, winning hearts and minds of the people, is prerequisite for the state in international politics. Joseph Nye, the...
Covid19: Upgrading Diplomacy and Statecraft to prepare the new normal
The world is abruptly changing and this requires adaptation. The transformations are targeting not only individuals and specific countries, but the entire international ecosystem....
UK’s post-covid foreign policy
UK’s foreign policy post corona is likely to be driven by some crucial economic factors. On the one hand, it is likely to work...
Beyond Twiplomacy: Diplomacy and the Digital Fast Forward
The practice of diplomacy in the virtual space is geared towards amplifying foreign policy drives and messages and forms a vital and dynamic branch...
Post-corona, we’re going to need new diplomacy
To say we are living in unprecedented times is becoming both hackneyed and tiring in much the same way as we all are becoming...
Pakistan-China Friendship: Re-Affirming regional and Global Peace, Stability, and Prosperity
Pakistan-China diplomatic relations established on 21 May 1951. Since then the relations kept on growing over time. Although, both countries having different political systems,...
Why should India revive the Non-Aligned Movement?
Prime Minister Modi’s participation in the recent virtual summit of the Non-Aligned Movement has again revived the debate about the relevance of NAM in...
India-Kuwait Bilateral Relationship
Mahatma Gandhi, India’s anti-colonial nationalist and political ethicist once remarked, “Peace between countries must rest on the solid foundations of love between individuals.” In...
Egypt needs to better leverage its foreign policy
Despite being a developing nation incapable of providing adequate job opportunities for its youth, Egypt possesses tremendous soft power that, if well utilized, could...