International Power Structures: Bi-Polarity, Uni-Polarity...
BI-POLARITY Bipolarity refers to a power structure in international relations characterized by the dominance of two majo...
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Rise of the Third World and Its Impact on International R...
The concept of the "Third World" originated during the Cold War era and referred to a group of countries that were not a...
Decolonization: Explained
Decolonization refers to the process by which colonies gain independence from their colonial rulers and establish their ...
Implications of the Collapse of USSR | Political Science
The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 had profound implications for global politics, regional dynamics, and the inter...
New Détente: Explained
Around 1985, the New Cold War diluted, leading humanity fully realise the danger and futility of the Cold War. Both supe...
New Cold War: Explained
The "New Cold War" (roughly 1979–1985) was an intensive reawakening of tensions between the US and USSR, marking the abr...
Détente: Meaning and Causes of Détente
Détente is a French word which means relaxation of tensions. It was used to describe the normalisation of relations betw...
Cold War: Meaning, Causes and Impact on International Rel...
The Cold War was a period of geopolitical tension and rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union (USSR) and ...
Relationship between Foreign Policy and Diplomacy | Polit...
In the study of International Relations, the terms foreign policy and diplomacy are frequently used interchangeably; how...