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Are we in the twilight of scientific age?

Meritocracy in the 21st century is fast becoming the new aristocracy. Envisaged as an ideal to counter inequality, it has become one to create,...

US – China Visa War: Competing Visions for Talent and Migration

The decision of the Trump administration to raise H-1B visa fees to $100,000 has predictably evoked strong responses in the US and other parts...

Earth versus the US: Will Trump administration deteriorate U. S. international legitimacy?

What is international legitimacy? States have always needed to guarantee their existence and sovereignty; law and security became, therefore, the key to power dynamics in...

Iran-Israel Conflict: Expanding Security Dilemma in Middle East

The Middle East has been one of the most sensitive regions, where one event of insecurity and chaos shakes the entire Middle Eastern dynamics...

A ‘New Sudan’: Is Hemedti’s ‘vision’ closer to reality than Burhan’s?

As the world’s pontificators and peacemakers gather over the coming months in their various forums—be those the UN General Assembly or the backrooms of Europe and the United States—to discuss the world’s worst conflict-driven...

How European Leaders Lost Their Credibility in Gaza

Recently, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said that US support for "everything that the Israeli government is doing" limits the EU’s leverage to...

The U.S., the UK, And the Growing Monolith

For a person who leads the largest western democracy, Mr. Trump seems to have an inordinate love for royalty and he wanted a state...

Africa Bets Big on U.S. Trade: Leaders Push for AGOA Extension

As the geopolitical situation intensifies, with U.S. President Donald Trump imposing huge trade tariffs to either restrict or regulate export transactions to the United...

Why China need not worry about Nepal?

In traditional terms, a political crisis in a neighboring country is often seen as a direct challenge to that country’s national security and regional...

Russia’s Grey Zone Strategy is Working and NATO Needs to Adapt

Amidst indecisiveness amongst Western countries to fully exert maximum pressure on Russia after months of failed negotiations, the Kremlin is stepping up hybrid warfare...

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Trump’s Iran War Is Coming Due at the Ballot Box

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Chinese Multinational Corporations and Indonesia’s Quest for Economic Sovereignty

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Russia has taken control of the local assets of...
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