International Relations (IR) is the study of the interactions between sovereign states, as well as the analysis of the relationships among international actors, including organizations, non-governmental entities, and multinational corporations. It encompasses a range of topics, including diplomacy, conflict, trade, international law, human rights, and global governance. IR seeks to understand how states and other entities behave in the international system, the forces that drive their actions, and the outcomes of their interactions. This field also examines the impact of globalization, power dynamics, security issues, and the role of international institutions in facilitating cooperation and managing disputes. Through various theoretical frameworks, such as realism, liberalism, and constructivism, scholars and practitioners aim to explain and predict international behavior, contributing to a better understanding of world affairs and the promotion of peace and stability.
Joschka Fischer calls for European unity and independence amid global political shifts. Europe must strengthen its own security and sovereignty, no longer relying solely on transatlantic relations. Fischer warns of…
Ukrainian and American officials engage in critical talks in Jeddah to ease tensions between Kyiv and Moscow, following a tumultuous year. The negotiations aim to address issues such as the…