World politics refers to the interactions and relationships between nations and other global actors, including international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and multinational corporations. It encompasses the study and analysis of political behavior, power dynamics, diplomacy, conflict, cooperation, and the formulation of policies that affect multiple countries and regions. World politics examines how states and non-state actors pursue their interests on the international stage, the role of international law and institutions, the impact of globalization, and the influence of economic, social, cultural, and environmental factors on political decisions. It also involves the exploration of global issues such as security, human rights, trade, and climate change, which require collective action and negotiation among different countries.
The Tibetan people embody resilience, striving for dignity amid geopolitical challenges. The Dalai Lama represents peace, questioning whether China will seek power through force or embrace diplomatic leadership. Tibetans face…