International Politics refers to the interactions, relations, and power dynamics among sovereign states and other international actors, such as international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and multinational corporations. It encompasses a wide range of issues, including diplomacy, conflict resolution, security, trade, human rights, and environmental cooperation. Scholars and practitioners study international politics to understand how countries engage with one another, address global challenges, negotiate treaties, and influence global governance. The field also examines the effects of political ideologies, nationalism, globalization, and international law on state behavior and international relations. Understanding international politics is crucial for analyzing how decisions made by states and international entities impact global stability and cooperation.
President Trump and President Putin's phone call could reshape Europe's geopolitical landscape by discussing Ukraine's future without NATO or EU input. Putin aims to expand Russia's influence through strategic diplomacy…