Ius Gentium -Asiana

Key issues in foreign affairs are explored through interconnected narratives involving Yemen, North Korea, and Ukraine. Sheikh Hamid of Saudi Arabia grapples with modernity amidst the chaos of Yemen's political landscape. Meanwhile, Anastasia from the House of Romanov questions the stability of the Minsk agreements while delving into Ukraine's complexities. In the Indo-Pacific, Prince Akishino and his colleague Yakomoto discuss the urgent need for Korean unification as tensions rise. This classic fiction intertwines personal dilemmas with geopolitical crises.