Putin’s “January Sermon”: Is it a path to democratization of Russia or a hoax?
The volatile political trajectory and its
subtle actions in Russia have always created awe among the political pundits in
the West who are immensely obsessed with...
Applicability of international law for justice: Remarks on Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752
Authors: Punsara Amarasinghe and Esshan Jayawardane*
The pandemonium erupted following
Soleimani’s death seems to have encircled the embattled regime in Iran after
admitting that Ukrainian flight was...
Will Russia become the brother in arms with Iran?
The killing
of Iranian leader of famous Quds force Gen.Qasem Soleimani in Bagdad seems to
have made an apocalyptic move in the beginning of this new...
From KGB to Kremlin: Twenty years’ saga of Putin
When the red flag was removed from the top
of red square followed by Gorbochove’s statement that declared the official
disintegration of USSR, the West was...
The era emerged from “RuwanWeliSaya”: Aftermath of Presidential Election in Sri Lanka
Authors:
Punsara Amarasinghe & Eshan Jayawardane
Civilizational
influence in shaping national political consciousness is an indispensable
factor that one cannot deny or
completely abandon albeit how rationalized or tries...
Reminiscence of Soviet soft power and the way it influenced the “Global South”
The exact meaning carved by Joseph Nye in coining his
notable concept “Soft Power” referred to a strong influence over states whereas
governments cannot totally get...
Populist Crusade against Pope Francis
It is true that many in Europe have
stumbled upon a state of insecurity, xenophobia and skepticism as an offshoot
of mass immigration, refuge issues and...
A tale wrapped between love and hate: Development of Russian-Israeli relations
Authors: Punsara Amarasinghe and Anastasia
Glazova*
The recent statement of Russian leader Vladimir
Putin on Israel describing it as a Russian speaking country has gained an
enormous attention...
From Gujral doctrine to Modi doctrine
Authors: Punsara Amarasinghe and Eshan Jayawardene*
The predictions made by larger number of
academics based in Delhi, Mumbai and Calcutta about Indian General elections
vouching that Narendra...
Turkish denial of Armenian genocide and application of international law for justice
Authors: Punsara Amarasinghe and Anastasia
Glazova*
Exactly one hundred and four years ago
world witnessed the first systematic genocide when the international law had
adopted no specific legal...