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Do Diplomats Pay Income Tax? The Myth Behind Diplomatic Tax Privilege

Diplomatic tax privilege is often misunderstood. In public discussion, it is sometimes described as if a diplomat simply lives outside the tax system. That...

35 Años de ProChile en los Países Bajos: Construyendo Puentes de Comercio, Innovación y Confianza

Por Diplomat Magazine En 2026, la oficina de ProChile en los Países Bajos conmemora 35 años de presencia ininterrumpida en uno de los mercados más...

Anti-SLAPP Act signed by the President is a victory for media freedom

Article 19 (23.06.2026) - The passing of a law by the President of Poland which will establish stronger safeguards against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation...

When Military Alliances Turns into a Battlefield

The Legal Risks of Foreign Bases By Ayesha Asim In international politics, geography is rarely just geography. A military base located on the territory of one...

Privacy of ill employees

Employees have a right to privacy in their private lives. This also applies to sick employees. However, they must also comply with their reintegration...

Military Power Meets Economic Reality

Why Trump Cannot Force Tehran to Yield By Alek Karci Kurniawan One of the enduring flaws in geopolitical analysis is the tendency to assess wars primarily...

Personnel: Are you allowed to dismiss a drunken employee?

What shall we do with the drunken employee? Sack him? That isn’t always allowed. Alcohol abuse may be the result of an addiction and...

Portuguese Food Festival at Leonardo Royal Hotel The Hague

The Embassy of Portugal, the Portugal Tourism Office in the Netherlands, Leonardo Royal Hotel The Hague, and Diplomat Magazine are pleased to present an...

Regulating the Unregulatable? Cyber Warfare Treaties and the Breakdown of Traditional Arms Control Logic 

By Ayya Sheptukhina The development of an international treaty regulating cyber warfare raises a fundamental challenge for international law: whether existing arms control models, particularly...

Weather Warfare and the Future of International Law

By Ayesha Asim For decades, weather warfare occupied a marginal yet persistent place within international security discourse, situated uneasily between military history, scientific experimentation, and...

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