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Taking snapshots, nurturing relationship

DIPLOMACY also crosses the conventional boundary of words and official discourse far too often, normally existing in the form of gestures, which, symbolic though, pack colossal importance. This is the domain of the art of ‘photo diplomacy,’ a delicate line where the exchange of photography is not only taking a vessel of collective memory but even a propelling...

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BUET hosts workshop on engineering diplomacy

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology in collaboration with the United States’ Tufts University hosted a day-long workshop on engineering diplomacy at BUET in Dhaka on Saturday...

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India’s manipulative diplomacy

THE recent visit of India’s foreign secretary to Dhaka came at a time charged with transformative potential and stakes that are unrivalled. To Bangladesh, the July uprising is more than just a tectonic shift; it’s a declaration of people’s will against tyranny, it is a beacon for nations under oppression, and it is a call for unification. For India, it is a moment of...

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From word to deeds

THE recognition of Palestine by Ireland, Norway, Slovenia and Spain shows how European diplomacy can go from words to deeds. Coupled with concrete steps to affect domestic change on both the Israeli and Palestinian sides, this could help mobilise international diplomacy behind the EU’s longstanding foreign policy goal of securing...

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What kind of peaceful settlement Turkey favours?

‘A BAD peace is better than a good war,’ so says a Russian proverb. ‘If the Turks speak of peace, prepare for war,’ so says a Greek proverb. So, what kind of peace is Turkey offering in the Russian-Ukrainian case?..

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Coercive diplomacy

PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN relations have been on a downward trajectory. They plunged to a new low earlier this month when Pakistan carried out air strikes on...

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