The recent general election in Bangladesh marks the opening of a new political chapter, not only for the country but also for long-term international relations.... View More

The 21st century simply cannot exist without some intellectual awakening, which will recognise that the world has always been and will remain multipolar in thought, even when it was not in power.... View More

Such nations as India and Brazil, which have never managed to stand at the top of the world’s powers, are now permitted to express their own requests and even interest in resolving issues in climate, trade, technology, and security.... View More

Signing of the ‘Mother of All Deals’ to the Middle East will not be done under the umbrella of an aircraft carrier.... View More

The India-EU FTA has turned out to be more than a trade agreement, but a revolt against the globalisation of the economy.... View More

The four-day visit to China in January of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is nothing short of a paradigm shift.... View More

Can the Board of Peace actually decentralise diplomacy, or is it decentralising power under a new name, the transactional name?... View More

It is especially important that political leaders be aware of the true aspirations and hardships of their people and address them urgently before these can escalate into dissent.... View More

The population of Greenland is small, and it is not economically diversified; it must withstand significant external pressure due to competition.... View More

China has been very critical of the United States with regard to Venezuela. ... View More