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Foreign Policy, its Internal and External Determinants in the context of US – IRAN War.

  Foreign Policy, its Internal and External Determinants in the context of US – IRAN War. Foreign Policy of a state is concerned with the behavior and interaction of a state towards other states of world. It refers to the ways in which the governments of sovereign states interact with each other within the prevailing global system in order to achieve vital strategic, economic goals without damaging others interest. Through foreign policy state Endeavour’s to persuade others in accordance with one’s own ends. It is primarily in proportion to its national power that its persuasive power is effective in this regard. However, even a powerful state cannot afford to enjoy full authority in present interconnected global scenario. It has to take into account, not only its own objectives and interests, aspirations and problems, but also those of other states. State while formulating and implementing its foreign policy cannot and does not afford to ignore the rules of International law, in...
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Why Muslim-majority countries, despite having significant natural and human resources are lacking behind in global Politics?

  Why Muslim-majority countries, despite having significant natural and human resources are lacking behind in global Politics? The situation is complicated and rooted in a combination of historical, political, economic, and social factors. Despite vast resources, many Muslim-majority countries have struggled to achieve lasting stability and prosperity due to a combination of poor governance, external interference, internal divisions, and reliance on foreign powers. This dependence on Western countries for military support, economic aid, political backing has often come at the cost of their sovereignty and independent development. 1. Historical Factors: Colonialism and the Legacy of Western Powers. Many Muslim-majority countries were once under colonial rule by European powers (British, French, Dutch,). This colonial experience left deep scars on these countries, as their political, economic, and social structures were heavily shaped by foreign powers with little regard for lo...
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Strategic, Socio-Economic, and Environmental Issues Facing Asian Countries.

  Strategic, Socio-Economic, and Environmental Issues Facing Asian Countries. The political and economic situation in Asian countries are complicated and rooted in a combination of historical, political, economic, and social factors. Despite vast human and natural resources, many Asian countries are still struggling to achieve lasting stability and prosperity. They find it difficult to achieve lofty objectives due to a combination of poor governance, external interference, internal divisions, and heavy reliance on foreign powers. This dependence on Western countries for military support, economic aid, and political backing has often come at the cost of their sovereignty, independence and economic development. The Asian continent is diverse and expansive, encompassing regions such as South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, North Asia, and Southwest Asia . It is geographically connected to Europe, Australasia, and Africa, and is surrounded by the Indian Ocean to the south, the Pac...
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UN Peace keeping operations in the World: A service to humanity.

  UN Peace keeping operations in the World: A service to humanity. The enormous successful Peacekeeping Operation vindicate that United Nations has accomplished its lofty objectives of service to humanity. The United Nations has justified its existence as effective global agency intended to bring and keep peace among international communities. No power can sideline or overshadow the United Nation, howsoever powerful on the earth. It must be remembered that the United Nation is not an external abstraction to resolve all problems that confronts sovereign states in their mutual relationships and a desire of living together as an international community. Peacekeeping, as defined by the United Nations, is a way to help countries torn by conflict and creates conditions for sustainable peace. UN peacekeepers – soldiers and military officers, civilian police officers and civilian personnel from many countries – monitor and observe peace processes that emerge in post-conflict situations...
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