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India’s Naval Modernization: Implications for Indo-Pacific and South Asian Region

India has instituted the strategy of Military modernization of its forces to achieve the geo-strategic objectives. In this regard India Navy is considered as...

Gulf Crisis Creates Opportunity for Asian Nations

The rift between the Gulf countries and Qatar has created a space for Asian countries to step in to engage with the small peninsular...

Israel and Cyprus: Untying the Gordian Knot on East Mediterranean Gas

Gas exploration and drilling activities in Israeli and Cypriot waters along with licensing rounds for blocks near the super-giant Zohr gas field raise the...

Trouble in sport’s paradise: Can Qatar overcome the diplomatic crisis?

The crisis in the Gulf that pits Qatar against a UAE-Saudi-led alliance is Qatar's least problem when it comes to the 2022 World Cup....

Old friend never be forgotten: China’s stance on Zimbabwe

Authors: Jamal Laadam & Wang Li To the most people who believe in the doctrine of power politics, what China needs from Africa...

Tackling Corruption: Why Saudi Prince Mohammed’s approach raises questions

Leave aside for a moment questions of due process. Analysis of  Saudi Arabia's three largest corporate failures explains why Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's...

Commercial terms call into question China’s win-win Belt and Road initiative

In a rare challenging of Chinese commercial terms that underlie the country's ambitious Belt and Road initiative, Pakistan and Nepal have withdrawn from two...

Russia and Mauritius: Improving economic cooperation and diplomatic ties

In an attempt to strengthen economic cooperation and diplomatic ties between Russia and Mauritius, the Mauritius, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International...

Countering Russia in Bulgaria

When Antonio Tajani, European Parliament President, visited Bulgaria earlier this week, the country's political leadership was keen to project the image of unwavering commitment...

FIFA on Trial: Qatar’s World Cup back in the firing line

Testimony of a star witness in a New York courtroom has revealed new allegations of Qatari wrongdoing in its successful bid for the 2022...

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