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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...

Energy Transition and Urban Development, Interview with Thamar Zijlstra

Power, Cities and Fairness - Rethinking the Energy Transition in Urban Life Energy rarely draws attention until it becomes a problem. It appears in rising...

Climate Change, Democracy and the Rising Voice of Youth in the Netherlands

Climate change is no longer just an environmental issue. In the Netherlands, where much of the land lies below sea level and agriculture dominates,...

The Normalization of Dysfunction: Between Administrative Failure and the Erosion of the Social Contract

Case Study: Curtea de Argeș “It is not crises that destroy a society, but the habit of living with them.” By Major General (Two Stars) (retd)...

What Western coverage of the Islamic Republic of Iran often misses

By Hans Noot, Associate director of Human Rights Without Frontiers HRWF (05.06.2026) - When Iran appears in the news, the focus is usually on missiles,...

Hospitality at the Heart of Diplomacy: A Personal Reflection on The Hague’s International Future

By Thomas Kortleve The Hague has long stood at the crossroads of diplomacy, international law, and global cooperation. As Chairman of the Hague Hotel Consultation...

Career Diplomat -vs- Honorary Consul What Is the Difference?

By Peter Kovacs A career diplomat is a professional government officer serving in a state's foreign service. An honorary consul is a private citizen authorized...

The Diplomatic Appointment Process – From Nomination to Letters of Credence

By Peter Kovacs Diplomatic and consular appointments are formal public processes. They are not private transactions, not commercial services, and not outcomes that can be...

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