Impeachment & Intervention: Where American Foreign Policy Goes Wrong
To any
ordinary American citizen, it’s well known that government spending is
spiraling out of control. The U.S. budget deficit now exceeds $23 trillion — with...
President Zelensky at the MSC 2020: An Epistemological Shift toward Reconciliation
On Saturday February 15, Ukrainian President
Zelensky reiterated his pledge to end the conflict in the Donbas during his
tenure, in a speech that contrasts with...
Kashmir burns as lockdown continues
The valley is on fire again, and it is
engulfing the whole region. It is not just about Pakistan or India but the onus
remains on...
Russia’s Changing Economic Attitude towards Abkhazia & Tskhinvali Regions
Looking at the arc of separatist states on
the Russian borders, there have recently been interesting developments which
might signal a new approach in Moscow’s policies.
Ukraine's...
Violence in North and West Africa increasingly targeting civilian and border areas
Violence
in North and West Africa is increasingly targeting civilian and border regions
as today’s conflicts involve non-state actors with diverging agendas, according
to a new report...
Growing Political Instability in Middle East: A Case Study of Yemen
Yemen’s full-blown war was the consequence of a series of events
that succeeded one after the other. Violence escalated during the second half
of 2014, when...
Political advantage through aid or trade: India’s knee jerk on Malaysia and Turkey
In today’s market economy, no country can
live in economic isolation (sakoku). The USA (or its proxy India)
has a flexible format to dub or delete...
How Internal Political Instability Risks Threatening Pakistan’s International Commitments
Dharna (Mass sit-ins) politics in Pakistan
is not a new phenomenon as it has happened several times by various political
parties and other entities. Yet, it...
India’s Extended Indo-Pacific’ and Enhanced Cooperation with the European Union
The
Indo-Pacific has emerged as a new strategic theatre in the 21st century. In
this geopolitical construct, India occupies a prime place and it has provided...
After Senate Trial and Presidential Acquittal: Overlooked Foundations of U.S. Constitutional Law
Lawyers on both sides of the recent Senate
trial chose to ignore certain philosophic and jurisprudential foundations of
the United States Constitution. These
"peremptory" foundations lie recognizably
in...