International Law
China and India must stop rivalry and begin to reform the Third World
The First World has been anticipating with a great enthusiasm to see geopolitical tensions between China and India. On the one hand, the United...
Chagos: An Achievement in Self-Determination with a Treacherous Path to Decolonization
The overwhelming global support for the United Nation’s 2019 Chagos International Court of Justice (I.C.J.)Opinion and General Assembly Resolution was a remarkable success for...
OIC for the cross-Mediterranean Betterment
I would like, first of all, to thank the organizers, particularly Modern Diplomacy and IFIMES for inviting me to speak at this important and...
Revisionism and conservatism in world politics: Who calls the shots?
The Valdai International Club recently hosted a “Whose Rules? Revisionists and Protectors in World Politics” online discussion, timed for the release of the Club's...
Why states undermined their sovereignty by signing NPT?
Nuclear weapons are known as brawny and cataclysmic weapons. The source of the energy of such weapons is fission and fusion of atoms. Such...
Why Did States Sign NPT Treaty As Non-Nuclear Weapon States
Following the inception of the “Treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons NPT” in 1967, about 186 states signed NPT as non-nuclear weapon states...
How nations states are limited
After the World War II, the establishment of the United Nations and the beginning of cooperation between the states was considered by many governments...
Do dominant strengths lead to heavy commitments?
In the middle of a global recession, in which almost all facets of our lives are now carried out on-line, technology firms are experiencing...
Fascism and Balkanization: A Concept and Case Study
On or about November 7, 2020, Joseph Robinette Biden Jr., former vice president in the historic administration of Barack Obama, secured the requisite number...
How Legitimate Is Police Use of Deadly Force?
Every year, thousands of people are killed by the police around the world. In the United States, for example, more than 3,000 civilians were...