Patrycja Podrazik analyzes EU member state diplomacy during the 2006 Lebanon-Israeli War and finds a gap between the EU's rhetoric and its ability to coordinate a Common Foreign and Security Policy.
In an interview with YJIA, Mark Malloch Brown discusses his experiences as Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations and the UN's evolving role under new leadership.
Zhiqun Zhu argues that although China's quest for oil has strained Sino-American relations, increased Chinese involvement in the Middle East will not necessarily lead to conflict.
Former National Security Council member Michael Green talks with YJIA about China's rise, North Korean nuclear diplomacy, and Japan's changing foreign policy.
In order to reinvigorate the Doha Round of World Trade talks, developed nations must heed the insistence of poorer nations to make development a priority.
Angel Soto contends that the foundation of Chile's present economic and political success lies in the gradual yet controversial transformation overseen by the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
