When India Tested a Nuclear Device on Its Citizens
On May 18, 1974, India claimed that it has successfully tested a nuclear device, codenamed “Smiling Buddha” and became the sixth nation to have...
The Battle of the Coronavirus Narratives
The coronavirus pandemic is becoming a battle of narratives. Ultimately, the question of whether the virus’s spread was a product of human action or...
Lack of Leadership and Political Commitment in Pakistan
“The poor performance of elected leaders and assemblies in federal and provinces make the democracy more complex. Failure of democracy, the leadership crisis, after...
US Military Drawdown in Saudi Arabia Threatens to Fuel Arms Race
One thing is certain, the recent US military pullback from Saudi Arabia will fuel a brewing arms race in the Middle East at a...
Egypt needs to better leverage its foreign policy
Despite being a developing nation incapable of providing adequate job opportunities for its youth, Egypt possesses tremendous soft power that, if well utilized, could...
An Insight on the Unemployment Amidst the COVID-19 in South Asia
54-year old street-vendor, Kashem,is a daily basis wage-earner who lives in a congested slum in the city of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He lost his wife...
The US- Saudi Ties, Lubricated with Oil
The Trump administration has decided to remove its Patriot anti-air missiles and other related artillery systems from Saudi Arabia. The missiles and fighter jets...
Illusions of a New Bipolarity
There is a certain foreign political dimension to the COVID-19 pandemic that is beginning to rear its head with increasing frequency and can thus...
Standing Against Indian Aggression: Kathmandu’s Game Changer
As per official Nepali maps, India has encroached a segment of Nepali land on the far western border to facilitate a roadway to connect...
World transformation amid COVID-19: Will Georgia change political-military vector of its development?
The world is changing day by day. Today it is obvious to everyone that the world elite has to cope with a considerable number...