International Politics refers to the field of study and practice that examines the interactions and relationships between sovereign states and other international actors, such as intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations, and multinational corporations. It encompasses the analysis of diplomacy, treaties, conflicts, trade relationships, and various forms of cooperation and competition among nations. International politics also includes the influence of global issues such as security, human rights, environmental policies, and global economic systems. It is characterized by theoretical perspectives that include realism, liberalism, and constructivism, among others, to explain and predict how states and other actors behave on the world stage. Overall, international politics is concerned with power dynamics, governance, and the processes through which international decisions are made and implemented.
UN Disarmament Chief Izumi Nakamitsu warns of a potential breakdown in international norms due to rising nationalism. The United States' withdrawal from global commitments raises concerns about accountability and global…