Security & Conflict
Modernizing Indonesian Defense: The Urgency of National Defense Industry Independence
The Ministry of Finance and the President of Indonesia have agreed to increase the budget for the Ministry of Defense in 2024 by IDR...
Women, Peace and Strategy: Why Security Doesn’t Fix the Issue
At its inception, NATO’s adoption of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda was deemed ‘an enraging example of how a good feminist work...
Military Strategy in an Era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
‘The only thing harder than getting a new idea into the military mind is to get an old one out.’ Captain Basil H. Liddlehart’s...
Indonesia’s Defense Strategy in Dealing with Controversies in the South China Sea
This article will discuss the strategic issues faced by Indonesia regarding the controversies in the South China Sea. As the largest archipelagic country in...
The Outer Space and International Relations: Modern Strategies as Triggers for Conflict
This article will discuss the development of space politics as a means for countries to create modern "wars". Countries today are pitting against each...
Unparalleled catastrophe: Life and death in the Third Nuclear Age -Book Review
The Book Unparalleled catastrophe: Life and death in the Third Nuclear Age discusses the dawn of third Nuclear age, analyze the impact of recent...
MENA region at crossroads: Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions and the Escalating Israel-Iran Conflict
The MENA region, a strategic and historical bridge between Europe and Asia, is of significant geopolitical, economic, and social importance. Over the last year,...
Towards a Unified Definition of Terrorism
Terrorism is a pressing issue for the international community. Almost every region in the world suffers from domestic terrorism or foreign terror threats to...
Survival Limits of Military Nuclear Power: Israel and “The Sting of the Bee”
In a now classic 1965 article on nuclear weapons, physicist Leo Szilard offered a clarifying metaphor on different types of national nuclear capability. For...
The Indian Navy Redefines the Modern Naval Map
Nikos Kavvadias, enchanted by his travels to the ports of India, wrote in his poem "Cambay’s Water" (Pousi), "the lanterns of India are strange...