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Pakistan’s Unfinished Agenda of Kashmir: What It Should Learn From the Past?
India and Pakistan have been locking horns over Kashmir since the partition of the Indian sub-continent (1947). Over the issue, both countries had fought...
The current Syrian issue
In spite of confidentiality, which is obvious in these cases, President Obama’s plan for Syria was announced a few days ago. Firstly, the secret...
The Futility of War
The United States has been at war for 15 years -- wars intensified by a Nobel Peace Laureate. The cost is now estimated by...
Welcome to a Multi-polar World … Again
China and Russia conducted joint naval exercises in the South China Sea last week. Five Russian and ten Chinese ships participated in eight days...
Yemen: A tale of Saudi Folly and Global Silence
A deafening Silence. That is how the world is reacting to the screams and miseries of the Yemeni children. I will not ask why...
Failure of international humanitarian law in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, various ethnic conflicts emerged in the post-Soviet space, such as Nagorno-Karabakh, Transnistria, South Ossetia, Abkhazia, and the...
The ceasefire in force in Syria as from September 12, 2016
On Saturday, September 10, between Geneva and Munich, the traditional venues for the numberless negotiations on war in Syria, the US State Secretary, John...
The Kurdish dream and Syrian trap
In the shadow of a new escalation of civil war in Syria, three new challenges occurred, which would have an undeniable impact on the...
April victory: How important it is for Azerbaijan
The fighting that broke out in the Karabakh conflict zone in early April 2016 was the heaviest since the 1994 ceasefire agreement between the...
Call For Papers for the Journal of Rising Powers
“There will be no bloc of ‘emerging economies’ rising up to challenge the Western order. But what comes next may be more chaotic and...