International Relations in India & Beyond
Look at it through the eyes of Myanmar’s people The situation in Naypyidaw continues to deteriorate. Russia and China cooperate with the military junta, but Western governments still have not recognized Myanmar’s government-in-opposition: the...
The February 1 coup d’état in Myanmar has left the country in extreme political chaos killing more than 800 people so far. The relative freedom and democratic spirit enjoyed and earned by the country...
(says former Prime Minister of Norway, H.E. Kjell Magne Bondevik) On May 25th, as part of the Geneva Lecture Series concepted and conducted by prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic, a large number of international affairs...
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...
Biocracy is a lifestyle based on the two foundations of morality and respect for the nature, whose followers, biocrats, have not been able to properly introduce it to the society as a socio-political school...
Can the democratic world afford the weakening of democracy in South Asian countries? This is a billion-dollar question, needs to be addressed urgently for the following reasons: 1. The region houses world’s one-fourth of...
The Supreme Court of Nepal issued an interim order asking Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to relieve 20 ministers, appointed after, dissolution of the House of Representatives, of their duties. This major ruling from...
Former Philippine president Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino, the reserved 61-year-old bachelor from one of Asia’s most famous political families, died Thursday, the country’s foreign minister and several officials said. Aquino, who ruled the archipelago nation...
Detention of democratically elected leaders; people protesting off the streets; water cannons being thrown at protesters; demonstrators being brutally beaten up by the police— this is what Myanmar looks like today. Since the military...
Introduction Institutions have been a primary dimension of domestic as well as international affairs. Institutions are a set of rules and norms that prescribe individuals interactions within the state as well as outside. Institutions...
