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Diplomacy in the early twenty first century no longer resembles the calibrated architecture of post Cold War optimism, nor the structured bargaining systems that defined classical international relations theory. It has become an adaptive survival mechanism within a geopolitical environment where crises are
Pakistan Between Alignment and Autonomy in a Fragmenting World Order
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