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Feykovyye Novosti: Russia’s Fake News Laws and International Law
The Russian Federation is well known for being, at the least, an authoritarian state and, at the most, a totalitarian one. In the past...
Fukuyama’s remarks on Russia’s war in Ukraine are doomed to fail
In the study of International Relations, Francis Fukuyama is a “big name” due to his best-seller book, The End of History and the Last...
Ukraine war: $100 billion in infrastructure damage, and counting
War in Ukraine risks seeing 90 per cent of the country “freefall into poverty” and extreme vulnerability, nearly three weeks since Russia invaded its...
Debunking Some Myths about Russia’s Military Intervention in Ukraine
The main objective of this study is to debunk some common misconceptions against Russia and its contentious military intervention in Ukraine. If we look...
Stronger Contractionary Monetary Policy Needed to Achieve ‘Stabilizing Expectations’ for China
The escalation to war in Ukraine and the series of sanctions against Russia by Europe and the United States has acerbated the volatility of...
Is the West Weaponising Ukrainian Nationalism to Checkmate Russia?
The conflict in Ukraine has rolls over to fourth week of devastation, resulting in over three million refugees, numerous military and civilian casualties, and...
The Security Community dilemma of the European Union in Eastern Europe
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine brings forward questions about European Union’ potential of becoming a security guarantor for the Eastern Partnership (EaP) and specifically for...
Former Ambassador Anil Trigunayat – More on international relations and war
Former Ambassador of India to Jordan, Libya and Malta sheds more light on being a part of the Indian Foreign Services, the current war...
Why is it possible for Russia to blunt economic sanctions?
On 24 February 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a ‘special military action’ against its eastern neighbour Ukraine. Putin’s military action brought unbearable misery...
Managing “Friction” In Ukraine: Russia, The United States And Inadvertent Nuclear War
“Friction is the difference between war on paper and war as it actually is.”-Karl von Clausewitz, On War
The “Friction” of Nuclear Crisis
Amid multiplying perils...