Tag: diplomacy

  • China and the New Global Order

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    As the effectiveness of traditional Western-led institutions comes into question, a new framework of “Reformist Multilateralism” is emerging. This article examines the geopolitical shift from unilateral containment to inclusive partnership, exploring how the Global South and China are prioritizing economic development as the ultimate guarantor of global peace and stability.

  • Building Bridges Through Public Diplomacy: The Future of Pakistan-India Relations

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    This undergraduate thesis explores the current state and future potential of public diplomacy in Pakistan-India relations. Examining historical approaches and drawing lessons from developed nations like the US, UK, Turkey, and South Korea, the author analyzes why both India and Pakistan have yet to fully leverage their cultural assets for effective public diplomacy. The paper…

  • “Non-alignment Movement (NAM); A Policy Tool For India”

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    Non-alignment movement has a deep significance in Indian foreign policy and from the policy teaching of early Indian scholars like Chanakya Kauteliya who talks about neutrality and Peacemaking in pursuing national interests. This research will focus on an overview of NAM’s Development. It will go through the contribution of India in NAM’s development and formation…