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World military spending: increases in the USA and Europe, decreases in oil-exporting countries
T otal world military expenditure rose to $1686 billion in 2016, an increase of 0.4 per cent in real terms from 2015, according...
How the War on Terror Brought China and Africa Closer
The war on terror, perhaps like the cold war in the latter half of the twentieth century, is a defining feature of the current...
How to solve the North Korean military and strategic issue
W hy does North Korea want to currently reach such a nuclear threshold as to threaten Japan, South Korea, the Southern Asian seas...
The missile issue in North Korea
O n April 15 last, North Korea celebrated the 105th birth anniversary of Kim-Il-Sung, the "Eternal Leader" and founder of the new republic...
China’s Growing Role in Peacekeeping: Thoughts and Recommendations
I ts rising economic strength and productive way of governance provide China with a historic opportunity to become one of the main players...
India’s emotional pursuit of NSG
W hen the U.S. granted Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) waiver to India in 2008, China withdrew its concerns under extraordinary pressure from the...
How Asia Will Lead the Clean Energy Revolution
D onald Trump’s primary focus might be making America “great again,” but it seems he is actively seeking mediocre or worse status when...
Terrorism is back in Russia
T he attack on St. Petersburg’ subway system is certainly the worst terrorist attack that the Russian Federation has experienced - except for...
India’s fastest growing nuclear weapons program
Few months before the Operation Shakti, in which India tested nuclear weapons in May, 1998. The former Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee, during his election...
China: The Democracy Question
China is not a democracy; at least not in the sense to which our western sensibility is acclimated. Starting in the 1980s (the period...