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THAAD, MAD, BAD, part II: Decompiling the South China Sea
The American Backstory T he American positions for the past two years have focused on China’s relatively aggressive and unchallenged construction of seven...
The Indo-U.S. Cruel Romance
T he growing relation between United States and India revolves around collective security interests and heeded in diplomatic circles, especially by the U.S....
The triadic nexus: Energy factor, national security and foreign policy
“Safety and certainty in oil lie in variety and variety alone” -Winston Churchill T here is a doctrine in classical geopolitics: “Who controls...
The New Middle East during the ISIS defeat
T he Iraqi Security Forces, the "Golden Eagles" have pushed deeply into eastern Mosul, while the same Shiite Iraqi Forces and the Kurdish...
Unfolding Nuclear Supplier Group
I n the early 70’s Indian tests created an unrest in the Asian region. These experiments by Indians forced international community to make...
Iran’s Energy Interests in the Contemporary World
I n today’s shifting world order, energy geopolitics subjects to nation-states’ political and economic interests rather than physical control of energy resources. It...
Indo-Japan Controversial Nuclear Deal
I ndian PM Narendra Modi has embarked on a three-day visit to Japan, during which the two countries are expected to sign a...
World Uyghur Congress: Our position
T he World Uyghur Congress (WUC) would like to address some serious mischaracterizations of our organization in recent days, namely in an article...
Islamic Republic of Pakistan: Challenges and Prospects for the Future
P akistan faces many challenges, Internal as well External. The “Islamic Republic of Pakistan” came on existence in 1947, on the religious motives...
Iran and Turkey’s energy game in the Gulf and the Caspian basin
T he two major non-Arab countries Iran and Turkey have the significant and most populated geographical locations in the region. From a historical...