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Do CIA and BND punish Recep T. Erdogan?
Erdogan’s recent motives and cornerstone foreign policy objectives are really problematic for the former allies of Ankara. The more Ankara pushes for an independent...
A New U.S. Policy for South Asia: What’s in store for Pakistan?
A U.S. delegation is expected to visit Pakistan in the first week of August to discuss its new strategy for South Asia. According to...
Pakistan-United States relations: mutual mistrust continues
On July 21st, the US Defense Secretary James Mattis stated that the Pentagon will not make the remaining military reimbursements to Pakistan for the...
New Sanctions on Iran and Options for Regional Cooperation in Middle East
United States has imposed new economic sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile program. United States accuses Iran of providing support and funds to...
South China Sea: The Silent Hotspot
While the media is currently consumed with North Korea, the Russian/Trump fiasco, and ISIS, a new silent issue is arising in the Far East....
The Russian military doctrine
The medal coined by the Hungarian State - after the powers of the Warsaw Pact had to return to their bases and to Russia,...
The world in the aftermath of America
Authors: Ajmal Sohail & Nicolas Frank Boehmer Since Donald Trump took over the oval office, uncertainty has two-folded and the International Liberal Order came...
BRICS not to break as standing together
Authors: Wang Wei, Edward Lai The concept of the “BRIC” began to affect the audiences in 2001 when economist Jim O’Neill first used the...
The “Third Neighbor Policy” of Mongolia: Romantic or Realistic?
On July 10, the president-elect Kh. Battulga was inaugurated at the State House in Ulan Bator, where he vowed to resume the “third neighbor...
US, China Rift, and the New Threat from North Korea
The launch of Intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) by North Korea on 4 July 2017 has sparked new tensions between United States, China and North...