India should take the opportunity to highlight the fallouts of Chinese credit facilities and the intention of China to achieve its geopolitical objectives through geo-economic means can best be unleashed by India through its leadership role in Sri Lanka. ...
The Washington consensus’ universalist appeal and the Beijing consensus’s authoritarian orientation create a conflicting world order from South Asia’s angle and a world order dominated by either one will not be conducive to South Asia’s multi-ethnicity and diversity. ...
South Korean Government has tried various ways to appeal with their soft power and to a large extent, it has been successful as well. However, there is a clear distinction between nation branding and soft power and the countries need to focus on both in order to move forth and gain the necessary outcomes. ...
It’s hard to predict how the entry of millions of Ukrainians would affect EU host nations. The EU has responded with extraordinary speed and generosity, resulting in a widespread mobilisation of corporate and governmental projects. ...
Biden administration faces numerous difficulties, and to address some of the economic challenges at home, he will need to tweak his foreign policy. ...
There is a lot we can do as a nation, as a community and even as individuals, but before we can do that, we need to make climate change part of the mainstream dialogue. ...
The future of the politics of Korean cultural export will depend on the policies that the Korean government intends to pursue and this public diplomacy has been able to successfully tap into fan networks and deliver positive, authentic messages to engaged audiences. ...
The Philippine Navy should also recognize the value of joint warfighting along the electromagnetic spectrum. Competition in multi-domain naval warfare requires interception of signals and who gets faster and better information requires complementary augmentation in traditional military strategies. ...
One of the most pressing issues is how long can India maintain its relevance and balance its diplomacy when major powers such as the US are involved and all India can do is brace itself for all that the future beholds. ...
The Tallinn Manual, Estonian Teardrops, and the Age of Cyberwarfare
The reluctance of nations to enter into a binding international agreement which limits their cyber capacities further prevents them from entering into cyber-warfare, aside from the lack of a proper recognition of the idea of cyberwars between nations in the international law community. ...