To mark International Day of Women in Diplomacy, four women in diplomacy share their stories. 

From climate summits to global forums, international conferences have become key platforms where states negotiate, build partnerships, and shape global agendas.

Global economic and technological interdependence has become a tool of coercion, as states manipulate supply chains, finance, and networks to gain leverage, while nations respond with collective resilience to regain balance.

Feminist foreign policy is not only about increasing the number of women in leadership. Rather, it aims to reshape the foundations of policy-making.

Ichinkhorloo Khosbayar explores how marathons, run clubs, and running in general serve as sports diplomacy in action. 

Cultural and educational exchange programs can deepen mutual understanding; promote each country’s values; as well as prepare leaders who can spread their acquired knowledge to their local communities.

The article explores Mongolia’s current foreign policy stances, recent achievements, and how to improve them.