International Relations (IR) is the study of the interactions and relationships between countries, including their governments, institutions, and organizations. It encompasses a broad range of topics, including diplomacy, conflict resolution, trade, international law, and the roles of international organizations such as the United Nations. IR explores how states and non-state actors engage with each other on political, economic, security, and social issues, analyzing the power dynamics, alliances, and conflicts that arise in the global arena. The field combines insights from political science, history, economics, sociology, and law to understand the complexities of global affairs and the behavior of actors on the world stage.
The murder of Enrique "Kiki" Camarena remains a significant narrative of cross-border justice, spotlighting the Guadalajara Cartel and its leader, Rafael Caro Quintero. A recent operation involving 3,500 police and…