The article discusses the current state of International Relations theory and how it has evolved since the end of the Cold War. It explores how different perspectives and approaches have shaped the field, and whether this marks the end of International Relations or a new beginning. The author argues that while some traditional topics like war are being reexamined in new ways, there is still a tendency for abstract thinking to overshadow real-world events. The key takeaway is that collaboration and communication among different camps in International Relations are crucial for understanding and shaping global policies.