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Qatar scores, at least on the soccer pitch
Qatar won more than a symbolic victory with a decision by European soccer body UEFA to award controversial television network Al Jazeera’s sport franchise,...
The Return of Good Policies for Bad Reasons: Populism and Industrial Policy
Throughout the most of human evolution both progress as well as its horizontal transmission was extremely slow, occasional and tedious a process. Well into...
How to interpret the crisis between Qatar and Saudi Arabia’s allies
The crisis between Qatar and much of the new "Sunni" NATO - as some US media already call it today - consists in a...
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,...
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...
Pakistan: Monsoon Politics
The winds blowing from the Indian Ocean towards sub-continent brings along the southwest monsoon season in Pakistan. Now-a-days, dark clouds gather all of a...
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...
2019 and the Modi Juggernaut
National Democratic Alliance(NDA)’s loss in 2004 General Elections was unpredicted. But United Progressive Alliance(UPA)’s loss in 2014 was not. People had become frustrated with...
Sustainable energy for green living
Regardless of where you live and how old you are, chances are you have been hearing a lot about sustainable and green living in...
What will happen after Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s death? The new Virtual Caliphate and its implications
By all accounts the Islamic State is on track to lose the majority of its real estate in Iraq and Syria by the end...