Our preference in Eastern Mediterranean is diplomacy without preconditions
The Mediterranean has always been the cradle of civilization as well as a basin of constant cultural and economic interaction....
Read moreTaiwan must actively participate in United Nations system
As the 75th UN General Assembly, which opens on 15 September, approaches, once again Taiwan is asking for the international...
Read moreArmenia must withdraw its armed forces from Azerbaijan’s occupied lands
In the early 1990s, Armenia used military force against Azerbaijan and invaded one-fifth of its internationally recognized territory. Armenia conducted...
Read moreHistorical change after legislative elections in Montenegro?
On August 30th, legislative elections were held in Montenegro. The Socialist Democratic Party (DPS), which has held power alone for the...
Read moreChallenges of Japan’s Defense Diplomacy
The recent resignation of the Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, highlights two issues that are relevant to the political agenda...
Read moreArmenia’s national security strategy is like a fake history textbook
Armenia has recently disclosed its new national security strategy. In his notes written as a preface to the strategy, Prime...
Read moreYoo Myung-hee, the woman who can break “glass ceiling” at WTO
Yoo Myung-hee, the current Trade Minister of the Republic of Korea, is not an ordinary politician. She is not really...
Read moreRecovering, better together: Taiwan can help
With less than 500 confirmed cases and seven deaths, Taiwan has defied predictions and successfully contained COVID-19.
Read moreThe liquefied war
If the remnants of the bipolar world have dissolved into a liquid modernity, the name of today's competition fits one...
Read moreUsing the Security Council to destroy the Security Council
The U.S. handling of UN Security Council Resolution 2231, which endorsed–and is inseparable from—the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, commonly...
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