
English School in International Relations
Understand the English School view of international society, order and justice in an anarchic world of sovereign states.

What Is Hard Power? Meaning and Examples
Hard power is coercive influence that makes resistance costly or makes accepting a demand materially useful in military and economic bargaining.

IAEA: History, Functions and Nuclear Inspections
The IAEA promotes peaceful nuclear technology while using safeguards and inspections to detect diversion toward military purposes.

China’s Foreign Policy: History, Priorities and Challenges
China’s foreign policy protects party rule and national development while seeking greater security in Asia and a stronger Chinese voice in global governance.

Neoclassical Realism in International Relations
Neoclassical Realism explains the foreign policy of states by combining pressures from the international system with perceptions, institutions, and state capacity.

Nepal’s 2025 Gen Z Protests and Post-Oli Transition
The 2025 youth-led protests toppled K.P. Sharma Oli, brought Sushila Karki’s interim cabinet, and led to Balendra Shah’s 2026 government.

Israel’s Gaza City Assault and UN Genocide Finding
The September 2025 assault now frames debates over displacement, famine analysis, the ceasefire, and genocide litigation.

Australia Recognizes Palestine at the UN
Canberra backs a UN plan linking recognition to reforms, aid, and civilian protection in Gaza.

Japan’s Foreign Policy: History, Pillars and Challenges
Japan’s foreign policy links the U.S. alliance, FOIP, economic security, regional disputes, China, North Korea, and global diplomacy.