West Asia opinion articles provide expert analysis and commentary on politics, economy, and social issues across the region. This section explores diverse perspectives, helping readers understand the factors shaping West Asia’s landscape.
Power rarely announces itself. Usually when we think about International politics, we often imagine military power or economic pressure. At least, that’s what I used to thing before I started studying...
South Korea was not popular around the world a few decades ago but now it is among the most followed cultures. People like to watch their dramas, listen their songs and like to adopt their lifestyle. ...
For many years, Pakistan has followed a single rule when it comes to Middle East conflicts, remain neutral and safe. Pakistan has a border with Iran, brotherly relations with Saudi Arabia and complica...
In 2026, Türkiye remains at the center of one of the most significant debates in international relations: the relationship between humanitarian responsibility and diplomatic strategy. Hosting more tha...
In contemporary international system power is not only defined by military strength or economic capacities along with these, the ability to influence public perception and to shape global narrative ha...
In an era where military alliances fracture and economic leverage breeds resentment, the nations that will shape the next century are those investing not in weapons, but in people. Soft power is trans...
In today’s world countries compete not only with their economies and militaries but also with their cultures, identities, and influence. Mongolia has one of the most powerful diplomatic tools in the w...
In this increasingly multipolar world, Brazil clearly demonstrates that influence can be built by leveraging soft power tools rather than relying on military capabilities. Brazil enhanced its internat...
In the 21s century, it is clear that global power is no longer only defined by economic and military strength, but by how the world judges you. That’s why it is called “Narrative War where...
The 21st century has fundamentally redefined the nature of national power. In an era where military and economic might are often met with resistance, public diplomacy and soft power have emerged as on...