Browsing: World

By María Isabel Niño- Rada   The Peace of Westphalia, a treaty signed in 1648 which ended the Eighty Years’ War,…

By Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan (ex-Diplomat, Editor, Analyst) Humankind history is full of wars, conflicts, aggression, hate, misunderstanding, and…

By Begum Burak The multi-polar international system which emerged at the end of the World War II has been characterized by…

By Dr. Rajkumar Singh  (Professor and Head Department of Political Science Bhupendra Narayan Mandal University) Now the word “pandemic” is neither unknown…

By Mauricio Diagama Durán The world, stumbling into a new globalization, presents tensions deriving from the interaction of international issues with…

María Isabel Niño Rada (Professional Specialized in Presidential Counseling for Human Rights and International Affairs) According to UNHCR, at least…

By Valentina Conde Maldonado The context in which the Responsibility to be protected (R2P ) arises is generally quite specific.The humanitarian…

By Cristobal Rodriguez Flores Seventy-five years ago most nations came together to celebrate the San Francisco conference and the creation…

By María Isabel Niño-Rada (Presidential Counseling for Human Rights and International Affairs) Throughout history, crises have determined the future of…

By Dr. Rajkumar Singh  With a pandemic of this magnitude that has brought even developed economies to their knees, the international…

By María Isabel Niño-Rada (Professional Specialized in Presidential Counseling for Human Rights and International Affairs) The Black Lives Matter movement emerged…

Felipe A. Galvis Castro (Phd, professor of international law and human rights) In Arrival (Denis Villeneuve’s film released in 2016),…