Afghan peace process
The announcement by the Biden administration to withdraw the troops on September 11, the non-participation in peace talks by the Taliban in Turkey recently followed by the postponement of dates has shown the indecisiveness...
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Realism through Feminist lensed analysis
Introduction: The Realist development of the international relations hails from Machiavellian texts: The Prince which enshrines the role of state and the Prince’s certain behavioral characteristics for the state’s foreign policy to be successful....
The role of New Southern Policy to support the Middle Power Ambition of South Korea
The South Korean President Moon Jae-in 2017 at Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, launched his new foreign policy called New Southern Policy(NSP). The leader of South Korea appointed an Economic Secretary at its head. ...
The “right freedom of speech” is not good for US democracy
Free speech has long been a cornerstone of American society. The US Constitution guarantees that no one shall be prosecuted for expressing his or her opinion. However, within the past few years the situation...
Haiti police blame Colombian, US suspects in president’s slaying
A 28-member hit squad made up of Americans and Colombians assassinated President Jovenel Moise, Haitian police said Thursday, adding that eight were still at large as the country lurched into political chaos. One day...
Russia proposes six-month extension of Syria crossing but US seeks year
Russia on Thursday proposed extending by six months a border crossing into Syria in a compromise at the Security Council, UN and diplomatic sources said, but the United States insisted that a full year...
Engage, Don’t Endorse
The quiet withdrawal from the Bagram airbase, which was America’s largest station in Afghanistan is more than just a timeline of events. It speaks volumes about the nation of Afghanistan headed, America’s intent, and...
Oil on troubled waters : Row shows Gulf powers on diverging paths
A startling public row between Saudi Arabia and brash neighbour the UAE has exposed the steadily diverging paths of once inseparable allies who are competing to profit from what may be the world’s last...
UK lawmakers demand action over China’s alleged Xinjiang abuses
A group of British lawmakers urged the government to take tougher action against China on Thursday over its treatment of minority groups, including a partial Winter Olympics boycott and cotton trade ban. In a...
CPC faces challenges as it marks 100 years
Even the weather seemed to be obeying the script. At 9 AM on Thursday morning a brief thunderstorm hit northern Beijing. Nothing unusual in that, it is after all the height of summer and...
