International Relations Quotes

International Relations Quote of the day

He who wishes to serve his country must have not only the power to think, but the will to act

Mounting tensions in Eastern Europe send shivers down the spine. Barely a quarter of a century after the end of the Cold War we seem to be sliding inexorably towards another.

That’s the key to walking through the Wall.... You have to first see it as not being a Wall, even though everyone you know still sees it as a Wall.

The real challenge of compassion, nonviolence and mindfulness is to love in adverse situation.

Line of control should be a garden, a place of art and cultural festival.

Line of control must be renamed as garden of love and the barbed wire fencing should be replaced by the garden of flowers.

[Internationa] Aid is just another praetorian business enterprise.

Far too many people—many of them academics, many politicians—continue to jabber about a supposed 'special relationship' between our two coun

How can you cry for others’ struggles when you are facilitating mayhem in your own land?

The most fundamental problem is not that we don’t have a system to run but those with knowledge are cynically manipulating the system for petty personal desires.

Ideally, the ISS program will just be one more incremental step on an expanding, incredible journal of exploration and understanding, taking us higher and farther.

Nation has to be proud of itself to move forward.It should be clear that as long as India does not stand-up, there will be no peace in Asia.

Even as individuals become families and families become communities, and communities become nations, so eventually must the nations draw together in peace.

If it's wrong when they do it, it's wrong when we do it.

War made the state, and the state made war

In a rich moonlit garden, flowers open beneath the eyes of entire nations terrified to acknowledge the simplicity of the beauty of peace.

A nuclear-weapons-free world is the highest gift of humanity to the next generation.

Bringing countries together above their conflicts require great minds and great hearts.

We have passed some of the dirtiest chapters of mankind. Perhaps we are heading towards further inhuman treatments in many places such as Syria and Palestine.

History has taught us that the idea of superpower is for a political maniac to design the art of control over other countries.

Even a little practical working familiarity with cattle goes a long way in Africa, but how many international relations studies include this?

But we are only termites on a planet and maybe when we bore too deeply into the planet there'll be a reckoning. Who knows?