Who is Ethiopian Premier Abiy Ahmed, winner of 2019 Nobel Peace Prize for Eritrea Accord?
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been crowned the winner of the
2019 Nobel Peace Prize for "his efforts to achieve peace and international
cooperation" with...
Trade War: An Infinitesimal View
In the post Cold War era, the US changed
its policies, shifted its priorities and viewing China’s economic emergence as
a great threat to its interests...
Landing in Riyadh: Geopolitics work in Putin’s favour
When Russian President Vladimir Putin lands in Riyadh this week for the second time in 12 years, his
call for endorsement of his proposal to...
A self-inflicted wound: Trump surrenders the West’s moral high ground
For the better part of a
century, the United States could claim the moral high ground despite allegations
of hypocrisy because its policies continuously contradicted its...
The West, Sinophobia and Cooperation
Interestingly, populace
they are inhabitant of whether West or East pole share having almost common
issues like weak productivity growth, proliferation of sophisticated war
weapons and climate...
Beyond China-U.S. trade and where is its outlet?
Since China-U.S. trade war started in the Mid-2018, it has lasted for
more than 14 months. From the beginning, the World Bank and the IMF...
No peace for Kurds: Rojava still under attack
The Amazon
is still on fire. The “lungs of the Earth” are hardly breathing while the
flames are threatening people and nature reserves. As long as...
Revisiting Saudi-Iranian Rivalry: From A Cold War Perspective
Middle East
considered the “bridge between the East and West” has long grabbed attention of
great power policy makers due to its geostrategic and geopolitical
significance. After...
Walking the tight rope: India’s Diplomatic Strategy in the Middle East
India’s diplomatic corps have been
resolutely articulating India’s stances and furthering its interests in the
international fora where multiple challenges emanating from historical and
contemporary contexts are...
Learning lessons: Protesters stay one step ahead of rulers
There’s a déjà vu feeling to this year’s wave of protests across the Arab world.
It’s not that this year saw the toppling of
the leaders...