More: Diplomacy
Reforms of diplomatic agencies
The Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) has
played host to a round table the participants of which discussed a report by
senior expert of the Center...
Outer Space Diplomacy in South Asia
Recent SAARC Video Conference meets by the leaders of
SAARC nations opens a new hope for this regional Organisation. The remark made
by the Afghanistan President...
Consequences of the Diplomatic Recognition of Abkhazia by the Syrian Arab Republic
Abkhazia is a partially recognized state — Russia (2008), Nicaragua
(2008), Venezuela (2009), Nauru (2009), Syria (2018) — of 8,660km2 and 240,000
inhabitants located on the...
Indian foreign policy is growing aggressive
From Prime Minister Nehru to Narendra Modi,
India has been witnessed many changes in its 70 years-long ongoing journey. The
country which had started its traverse...
World Expo 2020 Dubai promises to dazzle – and break new diplomatic ground
The first World Expo to ever be held
in the Middle East will take place in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates from
October 20, 2020, through...
Coercive economics in aid of India’s diplomacy
Irked by rise in onion price to Rs. 100 a kilogram,
Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, directed ten intelligences,
including RAW and IB to investigate the...
Time for Global Unity
Authors: Arlene J. Schar and Dr. David Leffler*
We are living in times where people throughout the world are divided.
And yet, regardless of political persuasion,...
How to Save the Failing World Order?
Many in the West believe China’s economic ascendancy indicates that
Beijing is covertly working to usher in a new world order in which the balance
of...
The Foreign Policy of Pakistan under Imran Khan
This essay aims to analytically explain the
foreign policy of Pakistan (PFOP) under Imran Khan Government. Here the
question is that does PFOP in Change position?...
Donald Trump’s Son-in-Law plan or Deal of the Century
Apart from US perhaps India is the only country
that can diplomatically help in resolving the issue because it has good
relations with both the parties...