Social and Humanitarian Factor in South Korea's External Relations and The Korean Question by O. S. Pugacheva

“…That is why for understanding and assessment of their political opportunities on the international arena, it is necessary to analyze the approaches and policies of such countries on using socio-humanitarian factor to balance in the existing world balance power and ensure their foreign policy interests. The aim of the article is to analyze South Korea’s activities in the social and humanitarian sphere of world politics in the context of its foreign policy interests. …”
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Public Diplomacy in Power Clash of Civilizations by A. I. Podberezkin, A. V. Zhukov

“…In the article, public diplomacy is seen as a set of actions committed by official and unofficial organs of the state, to achieve foreign policy goals through the dissemination of information (disinformation) or create the necessary impact on the ruling circles and the public in foreign countries. …”
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Designing a Network Model for the Russian International Schools by V. A. Yasvin, R. I. Kotov, I. S. Demakov, A. S. Khromykh

“…Education is one of Russia's instruments of foreign policy aimed at fostering humanitarian cooperation. …”
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Institutional Framework and Practice of Russian Science Diplomacy by R. O. Reinhardt, V. A. Mozebakh

“…The research deals with a relatively recent phenomenon of science diplomacy as a tool of Russian foreign policy. One of the science diplomacy tracks is 'diplomacy for science. …”
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The crisis of the political left in Northern Europe (the example of the Labour Party in Norway) by Ivan R. Skripka

“…It analyzes the impact of foreign policy tensions, economic difficulties, internal party scandals and changes in voter preferences on the party’s decline in popularity. …”
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El rol de los eclesiásticos en la construcción de la legitimidad “internacional” de la dinastía portuguesa de los Avis (1383-1433) by Néstor Vigil Montes

“…Scarce and appreciated human resources that they could not cover all the fields of action of the John I of Portugal’s foreign policy, reason why they specialized in three questions: the negotiations with the pontificate to legitimize John I of Portugal, the construction of peace with the Kingdom of Castile, and the participacion in the ecumenical councils that led to a solution for the Great Occidental Schism. …”
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The India-US Security and Defense Cooperation under Narendra Modi: Challenges and Assessments by Hue Quach Thi, Hang Nga Le Thi, Nguyen Thi Oanh

“…On the other hand, “strategic autonomy” became a prominent feature of India’s foreign policy under N. Modi.   …”
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State regulation as a factor of social significance of China’s modern culture industry by L. V. Filindash

“…The focus on cultural projects is understood as an instrument of China’s soft power in its foreign policy course. In addition, national projects of educational and cultural nature are given the importance of state branding in the system of global reforms undertaken in the country. …”
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THE POLITICS OF APPOINTING POLITICAL AND CARREER DIPLOMATS’ IN NIGERIA: Understanding the Nexus by MAHDI ABUBAKAR ABBA

“…Though, there are literature on diplomacy and international relations with respect to foreign policy, but there are limited literature on the selection and confirmation process of ambassadors’ in Nigeria. …”
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Eurasian Aerospace Defense: the Role of Strategic Nonnuclear Arms by A. I. Podberezkin

“…The new stage of the scientific revolution having produced new high precision weapons has resulted not only in significant rearrangement of global political layout but also in radical changes in war strategy and has transformed the meaning of military power as a foreign policy tool. Once again it started to be used in minor and major conflicts and wars. …”
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The India-US Security and Defense Cooperation under Narendra Modi: Challenges and Assessments by Hue Quach Thi, Hang Nga Le Thi, Nguyen Thi Oanh

“…On the other hand, “strategic autonomy” became a prominent feature of India’s foreign policy under N. Modi.   …”
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Russian neocorporatism as antineocorporate: urgent management problems by V. V. Tyan

“…This conclusion is important for the analysis of domestic and foreign policy of the current government. The practice of Russian neocorporatism has highlighted the urgent problems of management. …”
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Reimagining the New World Order Post-Covid-19 by Maqsood Hussain

“…The paper concludes with some policy insights for the US foreign policy as to how the rise of China can be tamed and accommodated in the existing order without involving the use of coercion or risking a great-power war. …”
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Russia`s Cultural Diplomacy in the Current Geopolitical Context by Alina STOICA, Ana ORJUHOVSCHI

“…The use of this soft power, which complements traditional foreign policy strategies, is aimed at strengthening relations with partner countries, countering negative narratives or attracting/maintaining sympathy with states where the state in question has political, economic, etc. interests. …”
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How the Public in the US Responded to Javanese and Balinese Performing Arts? by Rafngi Mufidah, Dhanang Respati Puguh, Singgih Tri Sulistiyono

“…It is of importance that from 1950s to 1960s, Indonesia had to adapt to the Cold War, which forced the developing countries to choose the Western or Eastern bloc in their foreign policy. Until the beginning of the 1960s, Indonesia tended to be with the Eastern bloc. …”
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Analysis of the impact of domestic politics in Georgia on its relations with the EU by Albert K. Dudaiti

“…The practical significance of the study lies in the formulation of recommendations aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of Georgia’s foreign policy and adopting a more balanced approach to interaction with the EU. …”
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Coordinative Discourse of Strategic Sovereignty Tilting the European Union’s Institutional Balance by T. A. Romanova, S. V. Mazanik

“…Most likely, there will be a strengthening of the Council, which reserves broad powers in crisis management and foreign policy. The position of the Parliament is ambivalent: although the growth of its institutional weight is possible, it will depend both on the Parliament’s own initiatives and on whether the European Commission will succeed at communitarizing new issues and spheres. …”
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Philip Massinger et le théâtre historique : trouver la bonne distance by Gilles Bertheau

“…As first readers of these plays, the Masters of the Revels of James I and Charles I were anxious that the political intervention these works amounted to in the public sphere should not disturb England’s foreign policy, especially with Spain. If this historical drama may be interpreted as political drama, it is because it stages the mechanics of power, where sole virtue is not enough to overcome evil, rather than because it can be read analogically.…”
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RELIGIOUS EXPANSION OF TURKEY IN TATARSTAN IN THE POST-SOVIET PERIOD by R. R. Suleymanov

“…The ideological rapprochement with Turkey was a part of the foreign policy strategy of Tatarstan elite that after gaining independence in the early 1990s saw in Ankara a natural ally. …”
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Improving the international competitiveness of universities in the global digital space by V. V. Bondarenko, K. S. Taisheva, T. V. Tampey, D. P. Penzina

“…The attitude of students to gaining international learning experience in the digital educational space has been studied and practice-oriented recommendations for improving the international competitiveness of universities have been prepared. In addition, foreign policy factors influencing the intensity of international activity of Russian higher education institutions were taken into account when making recommendations.…”
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