Harnessing Somalia’s Private Sector for National Development and Economic Stability
Somalia stands at a pivotal juncture in its history. After decades of conflict and instability, the nation is gradually moving towards peace and reconstruction. A…
What Next After Putin Awards Sassou-Nguesso with Russian Medal?
Republic of Congo President Denis Sassou-Nguesso, unlike majority of African leaders who have maintained their neutrality, showered praises for Russia’s ‘special military operation’ against Ukraine…
Government Regulations Relaxation Exacerbates Indonesia’s Textile Industry Condition
The Indonesian Textile Industry is one of the pillars of the economy in this country, and one of the largest contributors to the Indonesian economy…
How Businesses Use Proxies to Gain Competitive Intelligence
In today’s hyper-competitive business landscape, gaining an edge over rivals is crucial for sustained success. One of the most effective ways companies are achieving this…
Anime, I choose you! How Japan has successfully changed its image through the power of anime
Since the release of Haikyuu!! The Dumpster Battle, a highly anticipated movie from Haikyuu!! franchise, fans flocked the cinema just to get a glimpse of…
The Role of Germany’s Epistemic Community in Driving Colombia’s Development
Colombia is a developing country that is focusing on building recovery from various sectors ranging from infrastructure, human resources, and political systems. However, there is…
Unending Turmoil in the Red Sea Raises Doubts on China’s Strategy
To date, the Red Sea crisis has incited major economic repercussions for global trade. From what started out as the Houthi rebels threatening Israel’s western…
Strategic Energy Collaboration: Enhancing US-Bangladesh Initiatives
Bangladesh stands at an exciting crossroads. Its thriving economy and burgeoning population demand a robust energy sector, and the nation is poised for a dynamic…
EU’s Interests in its Lawsuit against Indonesia’s Nickel Ore Export Halt at the WTO
The Republic of Indonesia’s policy to ban and stop the export of raw nickel ore abroad has become a trending topic internationally after being responded…
Trump’s Second Term: A Boon for China’s Dominance in Africa?
As the U.S. presidential elections loom, Africa finds itself at a critical juncture, potentially shaped by a second term under Donald Trump. Drawing from the…
European-Funded Initiative Aims at Creating African Vaccine Market
African leaders have teamed up with Europe and Western countries to push for a comprehensive strategic partnership to a new height, this time in the…
Days of Future Past: Empowering the Global South to Reach an Equal Global Governance
The direction of world politics within global relations is strongly affected by international organizations. However, the disparities in representation and decision-making power that “favors” the…
Prospect of China’s Transportation Infrastructure Development in Central Asia Remains Challenging
Since the beginning of the Donald Trump era, the United States has initiated a series of economic and technological crackdowns on China. Coupled with the…
Far East Forum Offers More Opportunities for Collaborating with Asia-Pacific
With the rapidly-developing relations among Asian-Pacific countries, Russia is also diversifying and consolidating trade to the region. Russia is collaborating with Asian countries in trade…
The Petroyuan is Born: Saudia Arabia Joins the mBridge CBDC Transfer System
The Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) revolution is beginning in earnest as Saudi Arabia becomes a full member of the mBridge project. Saudi Arabia joining…
Reassessing Russia’s Engagement with Zimbabwe
As most often reiterated, Russia and Zimbabwe have had an excellent bilateral relations, dating from the time of Zimbabwe’s struggle for political independence. Soviet Union…
European Union – ASEAN relations and the First Air Transport Cooperation
The recent increase in regional cooperation in the economic field shows that globalization has succeeded in eroding the boundaries between countries around the world. This…
EU Enlargement Failure? Ukraine Still Has Not Yet Gained Membership Status
The European Union was founded by The Six countries in 1957, and with its Enlargement policy the European Union has managed to embrace most countries…
Carbon Trading and Global Climate Policy: Insights from COP28
The entire world is getting ready for an epic conversation about the urgent issue of reducing the use of fossil fuels as they gather in…
Rebuilding EU’s Global Influence Through a Humble and Engaged Foreign Policy
The European Union, a giant economic and political power, is facing a reputation crisis on the international scene. According to a 2021 Pew Research Center…