More: Diplomacy
Origin of US foreign policy: An Analytical Review
Origin of US foreign policy by Pat Paterson:An Analytical Review
After the start of the republic, the nature of the foreign policy of the US...
Covid-19 Sports Diplomacy: Soft power vs. populism
Sports diplomacy existed long before Joseph Nye coined the term “soft power”. It was supposed to peacefully “co-opt” political actors rather than threaten or...
What Does Beijing’s Wolf-Warrior Diplomacy Mean for Moscow?
Moscow wishes to remain a “non-regional power” in the “Indo-Asia-Pacific” region (IAPR) – it wants to maintain commonly held perceptions of itself as a non-threat...
From Economics to Politics: Growing Frictions Between China and the U.S.
Authors: Yao Jiahui &Yang Yizhong
Chinese consulate in Houston ordered to close the U.S. in Houston, Texas, by July 24, in only three days. Different...
Russkiy Mir: The Role of Russian Orthodox Church in Cultural Diplomacy
Russkiy Mir has its origins from the medieval Russian times but in post soviet era, it has its rebirth from the early 90s but...
Sino-US Ties: From Ping Pong Diplomacy to Tit-for-Tat Diplomacy
In an unprecedented move and in the latest escalation of the on-going tensions between the US and China, the Donald Trump administration ordered China...
Don’t avoid what is easy – diplomacy meets art
Individuals should and need to feel like they have the right to want. That is the message that artist Anastasia Lemberg-Lvova is continuously expressing...
Data Diplomacy and Digital Taxation
A digital services tax can take several forms, but most commonly is a tax levied on digital platform services and the advertising revenue generated...
Kazakhstan: How to Invent a Successful Foreign Policy
When country after country became an independent state in the five decades after the end of the Second World War, its leaders discovered that...
Whatever Happened to U.S. Foreign Policy …
The recent whistleblower complaint against Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused him of questionable activities. Aside from using State Department staff for personal use...