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India-China: A frozen relationship
The India-China border disputes date lower back to the early twentieth century whilst the British colonial rulers drew the McMahon Line as the boundary...
Global Approach to Countering ISKP
The Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), also known as ISIS-K, has established itself as a strong terrorist organisation in South Asia, presenting substantial challenges...
Safety First: Need for Transparency and Accountability in the Aerospace Industry
Over the years, the aviation industry has witnessed a remarkable expansion in its operations and scope of activities. Advancement is marked with increasing innovation,...
The Assassination of Ismail Haniyeh: Silent Digital Strikes?
Enduring the otherwise conspicuous silence of his smartphone’s screen, the primitive WhatsApp message to Ismail Haniyeh was innocently insidious. The Hamas leader did not...
Confederation of Sahel States: What If Everything Goes Right
“Considering our shared goal of an effective fight against terrorism in the Sahel, particularly in the Liptako-Gourma region, we have decided to take a...
Regime Change and Regional Dynamics: Decoding the Future of India-Nepal Relations
India and Nepal have nurtured a relationship described as a “roti beti ka rishta” since its inception, with people on both sides fostering strong...
Fostering Reciprocal Diplomacy: Building Bridges – The Somaliland-Ethiopia MoU
Abstract: This article examines the multifaceted relationship between Somaliland and Ethiopia, focusing on their economic, security, and political cooperation. The recent upgrade of Ethiopia's...
Transnational Terrorism and the Role of Afghanistan
Terrorism in general forms a serious and long-term threat to the international security where the terrorist operations are transnational and affect at least two...
Afghan Protests in Frankfurt – Vandalism or Freedom?
In July 2024, Afghan protesters vandalized the Pakistani Consulate in Frankfurt, Germany, escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The protest, involving over 400 Afghans,...
An interview with Ronald Hatto: Are peacekeeping operations still relevant?
With increasing armed conflicts rising in different parts of the globe and the United Nations each time being more indecisive about who to help...