International Relations (IR) is the study and practice of political, economic, and social interactions between sovereign states and non-state actors on a global scale. It encompasses the analysis of foreign affairs, diplomacy, conflict resolution, international agreements, and the impact of international organizations. IR examines how states cooperate or compete with one another, the role of power dynamics, international law, global governance, and transnational issues such as trade, security, and environmental challenges. The field draws on theories from political science, economics, history, and sociology to understand the complexities of global interactions, aiming to explain patterns, predict outcomes, and inform policy decisions in the realm of international diplomacy and affairs.
Leaders gather in Addis Ababa for a pivotal moment at the African Union headquarters. President Joao Lorenzo of Angola, Chairperson of the African Union, visits Ethiopia for the event. President…
Global leaders face a complex diplomatic challenge as tensions rise in Ukraine, prompting strategic discussions at the Élysée. President Zelensky's Middle Eastern tour highlights his marginal role in talks shaping…