The Diplomatic Enclave

24/06/2025

📰 “It doesn’t matter if we die. Iran is not important, Islam is important.”
— Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

As tensions between Iran and Israel intensify, Iran’s Supreme Leader has made a bold declaration that highlights the deeply religious dimension of the conflict. His words suggest that this is not merely a political battle — but a spiritual and ideological one, where national borders come second to religious beliefs.

But this raises a critical question:
If you were living near the frontlines, where rockets fall and uncertainty reigns, would you still agree with this statement?

💬 Share your thoughts below.

28/04/2025

vASN WEBINAR 4/28 at 1pm ET: What happens when the global center of gravity shifts—abruptly, and unapologetically?
The Trump presidency has redefined the boundaries of American engagement abroad, sending ripple effects across Europe and Eurasia. From the destabilization of alliances to the recalibration of institutional norms, the consequences of U.S. policy decisions are deeply felt across these interconnected regions.
Join the leading scholars to critically examine how the evolving U.S. posture is reshaping political landscapes, economic partnerships, and strategic alignments across Europe and Eurasia at the panel discussion "TECTONIC SHIFTS: THE IMPACT OF TRUMP PRESIDENCY ON EUROPE AND EURASIA"
Panelists:
Florian Bieber – University of Graz, Austria
Erin Jenne – Central European University, Austria
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Moderator: Zsuzsa Csergő
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28/04/2025

22/11/2024

Welcome to “The Diplomatic Enclave”
This group is meant for sharing important knowledge about International Relations & Diplomacy subject and indulge in sharing research and meaningful purpose to read more international political, social, economic, cultural and environmental issues that are ongoing.
We seek a peaceful world, one not ravaged by religious violence, one where people choose peace and love and value the beliefs of others.
Any kind of Voice massages aren’t allowed. 🚫
Offenders must be removed without any prior warning ⚠️.
Note 📝: The views of the participants are their own & doesn’t reflect TDE

16/07/2024

PMLN is fighting for its own survival in the house after the historic verdict of SC.
The government must not forget, power slips quicker from the hands the tighter the fist is clenched.

30/03/2024

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11/01/2024

See, how feminist deconstruct international politics & finds the role of gender.

Before the 1991 gulf war, President George W. Bush had long been considered as being a “wimp” (an insult to his manhood), and his determination to respond to Iraq’s aggression became a personal battle with Saddam Hussein to prove his manhood.
A key moment in Bush’s decision process was said to be when Britain’s PM, Margaret Thatcher— a women—urged him to act firmly, saying, “Don’t go all wobbly on us, George.”

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21/07/2023

17/06/2023

The Pakistan Army on Friday won in an international military drill competition known as 'Pace Sticking Competition' held at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for a third consecutive year.

At least 16 countries participated in the Pace Sticking Competition which tests the quality of mixed drills where Pakistan managed to secure the second position.

"The Pakistan Army holds a unique position in terms of discipline and military drill," stated the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

Notably, the Pakistan Army participated in International Peacekeeping Competitions for the first time in 2018.

In this one-of-a-kind annual competition, so far Pakistan Army has won the first position in the year 2018, 2019 and 2020, while in the years 2022 and 2023, the Pakistan Army team has managed to get the second position.

In the year 2021, the competition was cancelled due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

This year, Havaldar Nauman of the Pakistan Army was honoured as the best individual drill sergeant.

A total of five drill sergeants from Pakistan participated in the closing ceremony.

The British audiences were thoroughly amused by the performance of the famous drill squad.

Source: The Express Tribune