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U.S. Hunts Central Asian Salafi-Jihadi Groups

The US Department of the Treasury and the State Department successfully and effectively conduct counter-terrorism operations against ISIS and al-Qaeda-affiliated Central Asian Salafi-Jihadi groups,...

A New Rashomon: How Tokyo’s Policy Will Shape Security in the Asia-Pacific

Amid the incoming waves of restrictive measures imposed against Russia, Japan’s political establishment has come forward with a number of statements that may well...

Nuclear Deterrence, Intimidation, and Propaganda: Which is Which?

The West has jointly mobilized to impose all-rounded sanctions on Russia, in the way that far exceeded Russian President Vladimir Putin's expectation in the...

What a ‘Neutralization’ of Ukraine Actually Means

Debates about “Ukrainian neutrality” to end the war with Russia are picking up steam in the US. After many calls from international academics, last...

The environmental and climate crisis of armed conflict

Fighting climate change requires a basic condition: peace. Before the Russian invasion, Ukraine’s decarbonization efforts had progressed in the context of COP 26 as...

In the Eye of the Storm: Mali’s Search for New Partners in 2022

On Wednesday, 17 February 2022, President Emmanuel Macron of France announced the end of Operation Barkhane, declaring that all French contingents of Operation Barkhane...

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...

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...

Make Sense Consistency of UN on Human Security Practices in Dealing with Current World Conflicts

Conflict continues to be the talk of the international community. Almost every area of ​​society is haunted by conflict, violence, terror that triggers the...

“Accidental” launching of missile into Pakistan’s air space

A “supersonic flying object”, believed to be a version of the Brahmos missile, flew into Pakistan’s air space at debatable altitude near air corridors...

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The Middle Corridor’s Real Winners Aren’t Armenia and Azerbaijan

On September 10, 2026, US Congressman Abraham Hamadeh told...

AI Governance: From Regulating Models to Building Order

Just how worried should we be about artificial intelligence...

How a London Court Quietly Decided Who Pays for Baltic Sea Sabotage

On July 6, 2026, a London judge did something...

Why Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Went From Allies to Enemies

Pakistan's air force recently attacked 10 places in Afghanistan....
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