A Dim Light In The Trump Dark
I n America goes a proud boast, anyone can be president. Unfortunately, anyone often is. Instead of using the peace dividend from the...
The New Middle East during the ISIS defeat
T he Iraqi Security Forces, the "Golden Eagles" have pushed deeply into eastern Mosul, while the same Shiite Iraqi Forces and the Kurdish...
Iran’s Energy Interests in the Contemporary World
I n today’s shifting world order, energy geopolitics subjects to nation-states’ political and economic interests rather than physical control of energy resources. It...
World Uyghur Congress: Our position
T he World Uyghur Congress (WUC) would like to address some serious mischaracterizations of our organization in recent days, namely in an article...
Iran and Turkey’s energy game in the Gulf and the Caspian basin
T he two major non-Arab countries Iran and Turkey have the significant and most populated geographical locations in the region. From a historical...
U.S. Election 2016: The Day After
I t is without a shadow doubt this election has been one of the most vitriolic, negative and perhaps worst display of electoral...
A few foreign policy issues that should had more emphasis during the run-up to the U.S. Election
A part from the major issues that have been discussed by the Presidential candidates, there are a few foreign policy issues which have...
Lobby and Advocacy: A promising field and a possible goal in the land of soccer
P olitics is a very sensitive matter for discussion in Brazil. Even after the latest events and the abrupt development of a political...
Why Australia Should Be Worried by a Clinton Presidency
W ith the US presidential elections fast approaching, one American ally is facing an existential crisis. Worried about how best to balance its...
Multiculturalism is dead? Not quite yet
M ulticultural approaches and policies vary widely all over the world, ranging from the advocacy of equal respect to the various cultures in...