International relations include all aspects of politics, economy, social, cultural, to the military between countries throughout the world.
In the modern era, international relations are regulated by international law and international organizations such as the United Nations and WTO.
Large countries such as the United States, Russia, China and the European Union have a major influence on international relations.
Conflict and war between countries still occur, even though diplomacy and negotiation efforts continue to be carried out.
Globalization has accelerated the exchange of goods, services and information between countries, so that it increasingly connects the world.
Global issues such as climate change, international trade, migration and cyber security have become a major concern in international relations.
Public diplomacy or public diplomacy becomes increasingly important in dealing with the influence of media and public opinion in international relations.
A country's foreign policy will be influenced by domestic factors such as politics, economy, and culture.
Bilateral relations between two countries can be influenced by personal factors between state leaders such as friendly relations or disputes.
Non-governmental organizations such as Amnesty International and Greenpeace play an important role in criticizing the actions of countries in terms of human rights and the environment in international relations.
