El-Sisi, Eritrea's Afwerki to hold Cairo talks on bilateral ties, regional issues - Foreign Affairs - Egypt - Ahram Online
El-Sisi, Eritrea's Afwerki to hold Cairo talks on bilateral ties, regional issues - Foreign Affairs - Egypt - Ahram Online
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Bolivia’s 2025 Elections: Implications for U.S. Policy
Summary: Bolivia’s August 17, 2025 presidential and legislative elections could redefine the country’s foreign policy, economics, and security posture after two decades under MAS (Movimiento al Socialismo). Internal MAS divisions and weakening economic conditions have increased uncertainty about the outcome. U.S.-Bolivia relations have been tense, with no ambassador exchange since 2008 and past concerns over coca-policy, governance, and human rights. The leading candidates (R
(PDF) BRUNEI AND THE WORLD SINCE 1984 - Academia.edu
Brunei’s post-1984 foreign policy centers on independence-led diplomacy as a small state. Key elements: - Independence framework: Full independence in 1984 established Brunei’s distinct foreign policy and diplomacy. - Neutrality and sovereignty: The sultanate emphasizes neutrality and non-interference to preserve sovereignty and regional stability. - ASEAN and UN engagement: Active membership in regional (ASEAN) and international (UN) bodies underpins Brunei’s diplomatic inf
Cambodia Invokes Little-Used UN Procedure to Press Maritime Claim Against Thailand
Cambodia has formally invoked a rarely used UNCLOS mechanism—compulsory conciliation—to resolve its long-running maritime boundary dispute with Thailand over a ~26,000 sq km area in the Gulf of Thailand believed to hold significant oil and natural gas reserves (roughly $300 billion in value). The process yields non-binding recommendations from a Conciliation Commission and mirrors East Timor’s prior use with Australia. Cambodia designated Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn as its