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Geopolitics magnify sustained political violence in Balochistan

Twin attacks earlier this week on Pakistani security forces in the troubled province of Balochistan cast a light on a sustained and violent campaign...

Inter-Korean Summit: A historic turning point to where?

April 27, 2018 will be surely recorded as a historic day in the annals of international relations. As scheduled, Kim Jong-un and Moon Jae-in,...

The issue of peace in North Korea and Asia

Much has already been decided in the best way for peace on the Korean peninsula and, indirectly, in the South Pacific region and even...

The Expansion of China’s Public Diplomacy Towards Pakistan

China is practicing public diplomacy globally but inducing neighboring regions is its initial priority. China’s active involvement in peacekeeping and public diplomacy are an...

Algerian controversy over Salafism puts government control of religion on the spot

A controversy in Algeria over the growing popularity of Saudi-inspired Salafi scholars spotlights the risk governments run in a region in which they strive to...

Pakistani Gwadar Port: A double-edged sword for Iran

Authors: Vahid Pourtajrishi & Elaheh Shirvani Gwadar port is located in the province of Baluchistan in Pakistan and on the coast of Arabian Sea. The...

Russia: The Winner of the latest airstrikes against Syria

On April 21, one week after the U.S.-led airstrikes against Syria, Russian FM Lavrov said that Russia would sell S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to Syria...

Unified Korea: A stepchild of Asia

One of the unexpected events that happened during the PyongChang Olympics was the remarkable diplomatic manoeuvre of the three stars: Moon Jae-in, Kim Jong-un...

The Artificial Intelligence Race: U.S. China and Russia

Artificial intelligence (AI), a subset of machine learning, has the potential to drastically impact a nation’s national security in various ways. Coined as the...

The violently peaceful struggle for Tibet

Many years later, as he faced how the Dalai Lama became a political inconvenience for an increasing number of world leaders, the former emissary...

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Data have long clearly shown that China's current sluggish...

Who Will Lead the UN After Guterres? The Race Nobody Is Watching Closely Enough

When António Guterres's second term expires on 31 December...

The Hidden Bill Behind Europe’s Defense Spending Boom

Europe's rearmament is being financed out of the welfare...
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