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Kashmir Bleeds, International Community Sleeps
The most beautiful part of the World “Kashmir” bleeds while the International community sleeps. Snow-covered mountains, lush green pasters, blue skies, blue lakes, excellent...
How Pashinyan failed in the peacekeeping mission and complying with international law
Nagorno-Karabakh is a landlocked region which is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan Republic. The major disagreements and clashes started at the end of...
Azerbaijani civilians are under Armenian military attacks: Time to live up to ‘never again’
2020 marks with the global celebration of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations and entering into force of its Charter on 24 October...
Problematic solutions models and Nagorno-Karabakh
The historical root of the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute
The Nagorno-Karabakh war began in 1988 January and February, due to the Armenians irrelevant territorial claims, which lead...
The Repudiation Report: Guterres Reinforce Morocco’s position over Western Sahara
Same scenario and same dialogue when the Polisario Front (SADAR) adapted the populist approach in dealing with the Moroccan (Western) Sahara case, with the...
Can Territorial Conflicts Threat Global Peace?
Prevailing territorial conflicts around the world demonstrate how hard territorial claims of the states are to be managed. Historically speaking, territorial disputes have been...
In Turkey, the death penalty on the agenda
The last execution of the death penalty in the Republic of Turkey was held on October 25, 1984. Turkey abolished the death penalty in...
Changing dynamics in the SCS and increasing Chinese aggression
In a statement released by the US Department of State on September 27 highlighted that China has not kept its promise of non-militarisation of...
The United Nations and the Neglected Conflict of Kashmir
The principle of ‘right of self-determination’ and its applicability to the 72-year-old Kashmir conflict needs to be considered during the 75th session of the...
A Middle Eastern Westphalia
This book, Towards a Westphalia for the Middle East, is a product of many conferences and seminars between government officials, policy wonks, academics, international...