The Nile river crisis between Ethiopia and Egypt has emerged from the countries conflicting foreign policy trust. Foreign policy primarily follows national interest to protect […]
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In 1970, German chancellor Willy Brandt eternalised his name by falling to his knees in front of the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes in Warsaw. […]
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When the the United Kingdom left the European Union (EU) on the 31st of January 2020, the act seemed almost mundane compared to the drama […]
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On June 15th, 2020 an incident occurred in the disputed Ladakh area. Although there was no gunfire, 20 Indian soldiers and an undisclosed number of […]
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Democracy as a multi-concept approach explores various democracy patterns that accords significant comparative evaluation as opposed to a monolithic single concept. One may argue that […]
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Faith-based diplomacy has become an increasingly competitive market where countries are using their religious background as a soft power tool. Morocco is one of those […]
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The South African state of disaster has been evolving since its declaration on March 15th. Following local and global acclaim for its responsive, science-based approach, […]
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Over the past few weeks, the United States has rejected the report of the ethics committee acquitting the Nigerian-born Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Governor of the […]
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The EU international agenda has sometimes lacked strategic autonomy when dealing with an ever-changing global scenario. This has diminished the EU’s ability to have a […]
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“What do you want to be?” Every kid has been asked that question. I once dreamt of being an astronaut only to be struck by […]
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