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A peek into India’s democracy
In a startling statement, the Uttar Pradesh police have revealed that it has seized “Cash, gold, drugs worth Rs 11 crore’ ahead of the...
The Muhajir Movement: A Political and Social Aspect
The genesis of the Muhajir struggle for identity and privileges is the subject of this academic research. It delves into numerous topics and occurrences...
NATO’S Space Policy Ups the Stakes?
Amid the tensions over security in the Euro-Atlantic rising, one remarkable publication of January 2022 has been awarded with inadequate attention. Three years after...
Are we seeing a Clash of Civilizations?
The clash of civilizations will dominate global politics. The fault lines between civilizations will be the battle lines of the future.” – Samuel Huntington
According...
Terrorism And State Sponsored Terrorism: A Case Study Of Kashmir
This article examines the concept of terrorism and state sponsored terrorism. How they contradict each other and share common grounds. It basically targets the...
Institute for National Security and Military Studies Faculty Recruitment Announcement
Austin Peay State University welcomes applications from a variety of backgrounds for three (3) faculty positions in support of the university’s Institute for National...
Has “The Worst” Become Plausible?: Rising Risks Of A Nuclear War With North Korea
“The worst does sometime happen.”-Friedrich Durrenmatt, Swiss Playwright
World System Structure and National Security
More worrisome than other perils, North Korea’s recent missile tests suggest steadily...
China’s penetration into South America: A Case study of Argentina
With Argentina and Beijing cementing their partnership in the Silk Road Initiative and Beijing supporting Argentina’s Falklands claim, the Middle kingdom’s infiltration into Latin...
Pakistan’s Counter-Terrorism Efforts and the Role of Military Courts
Authors: Tajjalla Munir and Fatima Ahmed*
Abstract: Pakistan has remained a victim of terrorism for the last two decades. As a frontline state in this...
Mali not pally with France
Recent cracks in some EU-Africa governmental relationships seem more than just a flash in the pan. They may instead flag deeper chasms caused by...