More: Security
Anarchy Returning to South Sudan: Is another Civil War Brewing?
Clashes are nothing new or extraordinary in South Sudan. The world’s youngest nation has already spent the better part of its existence simmering amidst...
Global response needed to counter rising security threats at sea
Despite an overall decrease in maritime traffic due to the COVID-19 pandemic, piracy and armed robbery of ships rose by nearly 20 per cent...
Towards a US-Russia Partnership in the Arctic
Hear me out: The United States and Russia should pursue mutually beneficial relations in the Arctic. This region is one of the last frontiers...
Underneath China’s Closed-Door Policy 2.0 – Fear for the Inside or the Outside?
Earlier this year, rumors of China’s suspension of applications for private passports were debunked despite a conspicuous decrease in newly-issued passports during the first...
The concept of soft power and the nuclear issue
New world order means promoting Western - or rather US – values and ideologies, as well as political and economic models, since Western Europe...
China’s great game in Afghanistan won’t be a duplication of the past
Since President Biden announced that the United States troops would withdraw from Afghanistan by September 11, the world has watched how to handle remaining...
The Clash of States: Treading the Thin Border Lines
The recent clash between Assam and Mizoram armed police on 26th July , 2021 which led to the death of around 5 policemen and...
After decades of war, will China give Afghanistan a chance of stability?
"My friend, I only want to talk about happy things!". With this surprising line, US President Joe Biden (did) not respond to the question...
North-East India Towards Peace and Prosperity: Bangladesh Paves the Way
Bangladesh has always been one of the brightest examples of religious harmony and peace. “secularism” is not only a word that’s inscribed in Bangladesh’s...
Russia in Libya and the Mediterranean
There are several myths about Soviet/Russian involvement in Libya in particular and the Mediterranean in general. Unfortunately, such “political stories” are firmly rooted in...