The architecture of bilateral cooperation
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Presented at the United Nations
On 25 September 2026, during the High-Level Week of the 81st General Assembly, Bilateral Navigator was presented at United Nations Headquarters under the auspices of the President of the General Assembly, together with the Prime Minister of Croatia. The complete collections of Bangladesh and Croatia, 192 volumes each, were donated on the occasion.
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"I have not seen anything like this before. It's a gift of Croatia to the world, to the diplomatic community, and to the community in general." — H.E. Dr. Khalilur Rahman, President of the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly
"Bilateral cooperation is about creating synergies which underpin multilateralism." — Dr. Srgjan Kerim, 62nd UNGA President
The Think Tank Behind the Authority
A founder's note from Ambassador Dr. Siniša Grgić, a chairman's foreword from Dr. Srgjan Kerim, 62nd President of UNGA, and the editorial leadership that holds the work to its standard.
Meet the InstitutionThe Story Behind Every Country-to-Country Relationship
When a Bilateral Navigator volume was chosen as a state gift between two prime ministers, coverage followed within hours across Tier-1 outlets. That moment was a beginning, not a milestone.
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"This is indeed a remarkable symbol of the enduring intellectual and cultural bonds between India and Croatia!" — H.E. Mr. Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India
Every Country Pair on Earth, Heard and Recorded
Forty domains. The same questions asked of every relationship. A method designed so that no bilateral pair, however quiet, is left off the map.
Inside the MethodThe Living Library of International Relations
A reference work growing pair by pair, capital by capital. A volume opens for every relationship the world contains, and closes only when those who live it have spoken.
Browse the LibraryThe Bridge-Builders Between Nations Writing the Atlas
The work is not written about those connecting countries. It is written by them. Ambassadors, Consuls, Honorary Consuls, and Experts with international experience contribute the knowledge that no archive holds.
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The Patrons of a Permanent Record
The mapping of internationalism is a public good, and the project is funded accordingly. Editorial independence is preserved by policy, not by goodwill.
How the Work Is FundedRecognized Across Capitals & Newsrooms
From national broadcasters to ministerial briefings, the project has been documented by trusted institutions on every continent.
The Reference Work Every Capital Has Always Needed
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