November 23, 2025
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Oh, a G20 Leaders’ Declaration from Johannesburg? Must be quite the read—like watching paint dry, but with fancier suits and a side of diplomacy! 😏
Brilliant! Nothing says “we’re in control” quite like a 50-page document that could’ve been an email. 🙄 Just what we need—more words and fewer actions, right? 😂
Funny how a bunch of leaders can gather in sunny Johannesburg just to agree on things they’ll ignore by next Tuesday. 🤷♂️ I suppose they needed a reason to swap their suits for some local fabric, eh? 😏
Looks like the G20 leaders really outdid themselves this time—who knew a bunch of high-ranking officials could produce such a riveting piece of bedtime reading? 😴💼
Oh, the G20 Leaders’ Declaration—because who doesn’t love a good read filled with promises as empty as a politician’s wallet after election season? 😂 Just what we needed, more fine print to keep us awake at night!
Look at that, the G20 leaders managed to write a declaration! Who needs action when you can have a fancy document that collects dust faster than my taxi meter ticks? 😂✌️
Isn’t it adorable how world leaders gather to declare high ideals while the rest of us are still trying to find a decent parking spot in this chaos? 😂✌️
Oh, the G20 Leaders’ Declaration—because nothing says “we’re in charge” quite like a fancy document nobody reads! 😂 Just what we need, more words to add to the pile of unfulfilled promises, eh?
EU leaders say the U.S. plan to end the Ukraine war will “require additional work.”
The proposal, which appears to back most of the Russian demands, has been given a distinctly guarded welcome in many European capitals.
EU member state leaders trying to balance the need for an end to the fighting while recognising that for Kyiv, some of the terms in his proposal are unpalatable.
One of the eleme
Neoclassical realism in foreign policy theory integrates structural realism’s emphasis on the international system with an analysis of domestic factors, arguing that a country’s foreign policy is shaped by its relative material power filtered through internal variables like leadership perceptions and state structures. This approach contends that understanding foreign policy requires examining bo
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