What Everyone Should Know About Preventing Ethnic Violence: The Case of Bosnia
When the Balkans spiraled into violence and genocide in the 90’s, many wondered what caused this resurgence in militant ethnic nationalism and how a...
Why is India-Bangladesh ties a role model of “good neighborhood” diplomacy?
Bangladesh is surrounded on three sides by India, which is its next-door neighbor. In terms of politics, culture, trade, and business, Bangladesh and India...
A New Order in West Asia: The Case of China’s Strategic Presence in Syria
Unanimity on a new American century had gone unchecked for a decade. The warhawk John Bolton lambasted Xi's authoritarianism, claiming the new crackdown has...
Know Your Weapon, Don’t Waste your Shot: Will US sanctions and military prevent WWIII?
More than a month in the Russo-Ukrainian war, the narrative has turned violently warmonger in the West. In fact, the media amplify demands for...
China’s benefit from the Russian-Ukrainian war
In my personal opinion, if Russia continues to control Ukrainian cities and causes a long-term conflict on the side of Eastern Europe, perhaps (China...
Hamas eyes Malaysia as a possible operations base
Malaysia has emerged as a potential external operations base for Hamas, the Islamist group that controls the Gaza Strip if Turkey expels or restricts...
The World after the War in Ukraine: How China’s “good” war is turning “ugly”
Neither CPC leaders nor China’s state-sponsored international affairs think tank scholars indicated before February 24 if they had any idea of unpredictable and cascading...
China’s calculations in Russia’s war against Ukraine
Chinese policies aim to coordinate with their Russian counterpart and President “Putin” and send a message to the United States of America, the West...
Cold War Paranoia and the Increased Powers of the Executive Office of the U.S. President
Cooperation between U.S. presidencies and the Congress is imperative to any successful administration. Without cooperation, bargaining, concessions, and appeasements from both sides, the creation...
The Lingering Shadow of Militarism on South Korea
It has been three and a half decades since South Korea made its historic transition to democracy and its leaders vowed never to let...