International Relations in India & Beyond
The United States has no plans to “normalize or upgrade” diplomatic relations with the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and also does not encourage others to do so, a State Department spokesperson said...
Political rhetoric may be all right in domestic politics, but certainly not right in diplomacy/international relations when the country is facing two powerful and nuclear weaponised sworn enemies from two sides with long borders...
Every time it seems that the India-China border tussle has smoothened out and the situation is getting under control with both sides mutually involved in maintaining peace, something pops up rejecting our hypothesis. This...
Though GCC as an organisation has hardly been involved in the Israel Palestine issue, the Gulf states have often offered political and economic support for pro-Palestine actors and occasionally tried their hand at mediation....
The implementation of the National Security Law by China has been subject to criticism from across the Globe. The law gives power to Beijing to impose strict restrictions on Hong Kong, stripping off its...
“Government and this House sends a clear message, on behalf of the British people: those with blood on their hands, will not be free to waltz into this country, do their Christmas shopping in...
For people who like to think of themselves as a hardy lot,Australians’ perseverance in diplomacy will be tested yet. Australia is a nation in search of powerful friends. This was evident in the lavish...
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) called for the 46th Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers meet in Abu Dhabi for a two-day plenary starting from 1st March 2019. The OIC which is...
By Victor Davis Hanson The 75-year-old post-war order crafted by the United States after World War II is falling apart. Almost every major foreign-policy initiative of the last 16 years seems to have gone...
The infamous militant group seeking recourse of their relations with the outside world announced that it would send senior members to Moscow to go forward with the proposed peace talks. The United States was also invited to be a part of the talks but like Afghanistan, they declined to attend.
