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Diplomacy on the Brink of a Foul: How the U.S. Ambassador's Rhetoric in Lebanon Is Provoking a Crisis
In diplomatic practice, there is an unwritten but strict rule: the weaker a state is economically and politically, the more delicate the tone of any external player must be if they genuinely want reforms—not chaos.
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
Azerbaijan, Cutting Ties with the European Parliament, BUT Not Burning Bridges with the EU
European policy in the South Caucasus is increasingly caught between proclaimed values and pragmatic interests.
Henry Kamens
US-Iran Peace Talks: Is Pakistan Secretly Being Squeezed Out by Israel?
As Pakistan pushes for diplomacy between the US and Iran, growing pressure from pro-Israel circles threatens to derail the peace process and weaken Islamabad’s influence. Behind the scenes, lobbying, political maneuvering, and regional rivalries are intensifying tensions at a critical moment. What should have been a path toward de-escalation is rapidly turning into a wider geopolitical power struggle.
Aleena Im
Upcoming Elections in the Republic of Korea: Candidate Registration and the Balance of Power
Konstantin Asmolov
Taiwan as the Central Issue of Donald Trump’s Visit to the People’s Republic of China
Vladimir Terehov
Israeli Influence Over US Foreign Policy Is Decreasing
Mohammed Amer
The Role of the Iran War in the Future of South Korean-Iran Relations
Samyar Rostami
Beijing, May 2026: The Multipolar Order Took Shape Without Europe
Adrian Korczyński
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