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Recycling Power Politics: For America, A Lethal “Resurrection”
"The egocentric ideal of a future reserved for those who have managed to attain egoistically the extremity of `everyone for himself' is false, and...
Independence and Beyond: The Indian Subcontinent
As Mr. Lincoln might have said ...three-score and thirteen years ago the Indian subcontinent gained independence (August 14/15, 1947) from the British -- although...
Pakistan’s Independence Day: Time for soul searching
Fanatic Hindus in Indian National Congress thought that creation of separate homeland for the Muslim in undivided India is impossible. Fanatic Hindus in Indian...
Donald Trump and Nuclear Weapons: A Perilous “Fusion” For Israel
"All accidental wars are inadvertent and unintended, but not vice-versa."-Herman Kahn, On Escalation (1965)
It stands to reason that any combination of Donald Trump and...
Civic and Ethnic Nationalism in a Populist World: Behind the Facade of Dichotomies
The Rise of Anti-System Politics
The walk into the twenty-first century is marked by enormous structural shifts. The rise of neoliberal capitalism and the vulnerability...
In The Bends And Labyrinths Of Civilizations
What describes a nation, or more importantly who describes a nation? Nations like to tell about heroic, victorious events of their history, it is...
The Neo-Compellence: Is the Diplomacy of Violence a new Reality for International Relations?
Authors: Orazio Maria Gnerre and Maxim Sigachev*
From the beginning of the Syrian crisis, one of the most frequent comparisons used for the present situation...
Geopolitical Theory of Water
Geopolitics, as an autonomous discipline, has a very particular cultural genesis, and it is not possible to ignore the deepening of the era in...
75 years after the bomb, Hiroshima still chooses ‘reconciliation and hope’
In a video message delivered to a Peace Memorial Ceremony in Japan on Thursday, UN Secretary-General António Guterres has paid tribute to the victims of...
Hiroshima and the Peace of the Bomb
Seventy five years ago this week, the world witnessed a cataclysm that was to change the nature of war forever: The atom bomb was...