International Relations (IR) refers to the field of study and practice that examines the interactions and relationships between countries and other global actors, including international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and multinational corporations. It encompasses a wide range of issues such as diplomacy, conflict resolution, trade, human rights, and environmental policies. IR aims to understand how states and non-state actors operate in the international system, the dynamics of power and security, and the effects of global events on domestic affairs. The study of international relations incorporates theories and frameworks from political science, history, economics, and sociology to analyze and interpret the complexities of global interactions.
A petition with over 200,000 supporters envisions "Denmarkifying" California, merging it with Denmark's culture and charm. The idea flips the narrative from expanding U.S. borders to embracing Denmark's influence on…