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Diplomatic Pouch

Sa Wat Dee*, diplomatic life!

Nataya Archjananun is originally from Thailand and she never forgets to tell how proud she is of her country.

Diplomacy for the nonhumans in the Amazon: from Law to Industrial Design

Humans are subjects who have rights on account of their condition as men, while nonhumans are natural or artificial objects that do not have rights in their own right”

The War in Ukraine is Already Reshaping Global Order

Interview with  Dr. Sergei Konoplyov – former  Director of the Harvard Black Sea Regional Security Program initiated by the US, Harvard University -Kennedy School of Government.

Anglo-American Axis Needs Common Market, not Common Alliance

With Brexit, the United Kingdom is now no longer part of the continental European alliance. It has instead re-aligned with the United States, and reverted to being a maritime nation that it used to be.

Leonardo’s Faces – Joshua Noordwijk

"What I value the most is to see how all departments work together to create the best possible event. From the Booking Office to Housekeeping, and from the Kitchen staff to the Front Desk; all departments play their part to achieve the same goal during these diplomatic events. It really creates a good atmosphere that guests also experience." Joshua Noordwijk.

OPEC and International Law

Many countries experienced an energy crisis in 2021, and although there is greater diversity in primary energy production, a total transition away from oil is impractical, if not impossible, for the next few decades. That is where OPEC’s relative power shines through as its members' proven crude oil reserves account for nearly 80% of global reserves as per OPEC’s 2018 reports. How is OPEC perceived through the scope of international law?

The Development and Geopolitics of New Energy Vehicles in Anglo-American Axis Countries

While the global development of green energy and industries has been an ongoing matter, the war launched by Russia in Ukraine adds a deeper geopolitical dimension to it. In this shift, the "Anglo-American Axis", comprising the United Kingdom and the United States, may once again lead the way.

Putin and International Law : Revisited

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued an Order on 16 March 2022, indicating that “the Russian Federation should immediately suspend the military operations that it commenced on 24 February in the territory of Ukraine”. This Order was made up under the Genocide Convention of 1948 [1], invoked by Ukraine to support its case.

Unmasking War Propaganda against Russian Aggression: An Investigative Approach

Since its unprovoked military aggression against Ukraine, Russia has inundated the world with misinformation and disinformation in efforts to justify its military operations and to claim its strict observance of the rules of warfare.

Capacity development is key to fixing the world’s water problems, IHE Delft Rector argues

Forum participant Professor Eddy Moors, Rector of the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, notes what he missed in the declaration.

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