Mexico’s Nonsensical Security Policy
Contradictory, that is how one could define the current administration’s security approach. The president inaugurated his presidential term by declaring the end of hostilities...
Re-Negotiating Apartheid in 21st century’s South Africa
Introduction to the Idea of Apartheid
‘Apartheid’ or Apartness is the term used in Afrikaans and Dutch languages. It is the name given to separating...
Waiting for the Intra-Afghan Dialogue to Begin
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to rapidly growing uncertainty at the global and regional levels. The United States has been hit particularly hard, and...
US-China Rivalry: Gulf States Struggle to Hedge Their Bets
While much of the focus in recent weeks has been on Israel’s relations with China, the real litmus test of the United States’ ability...
Baluchistan: State’s policy of coercion
Primarily, state’s role is of guardian, mother, and guarantor of rights to its citizens. The state is an association of men living together. We...
Africa Supports Nigeria’s Candidate for WTO Director-General
The African Union (AU) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have thrown their unflinching support for Nigeria's Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a candidate...
The Fable of the Chinese Bat
In November 2019, a variant of the Coronavirus family of flu-like infection started to spread in the Chinese urban district of Wuhan. The number...
Unilateral actions by India are destabilizing the Himalayas
India’s drive to saffronization has been slowed due to the global pandemic but its BJP led government seems more than eager to convince its...
States of the Nile
Authors: Dr. Mohamed A. Fouad, MP & Ahmed Elbasuoney*, LLM (Egypt)
On Friday, Egypt filed a complaint to the UN Security Council requesting the latter’s...
U.S. Sanction against Iran: Breach of International Obligation
Authors: Akhand Pratap Rai and Aman Mani Tripathi*
The United States sanction on Iran at the time of COVID-19 crisis caused damages to the Iranian...