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Turkey’s confrontational foreign policy in the Eastern Mediterranean

Since August 2020, Turkey has been sending several drill ships to the Eastern Mediterranean, which raised diplomatic tensions in the area. The dispute started...

Indo-French Bonhomie is Destabilizing South Asia

India is rapidly increasing its weapons capability in order to threaten and coerce Pakistan so that latter could submit to India’s hegemonic designs. Such...

New Delhi’s Position During A Medium-term Pacific Conflict

Tensions in the Indo-Pacific region (IPR) have escalated significantly in the last two years. Simultaneously, a number of new actors have adopted the concept,...

AMAN-21: Pakistan’s quest for Peace

According to world maritime statistical data (2019-2020), roughly 90 percent of the global trade is carried out via the shipping industry and transferred to...

Guterres underscores need for peace and stability in Africa’s Sahel region

The UN Secretary-General has underlined his concern for Africa’s Sahel region, where deteriorating security and violence are aggravating an already difficult humanitarian situation that...

Corona pandemic: Realism limitation in solving 21st century security threats

Today, most serious threats of the 21st century are not ones we can protect ourselves by using armies or advanced weapons. Indeed, the popularity...

COVID fuelling risk of recruitment and use of children in conflict

More children could be pushed into the joining armed forces and armed groups due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, senior United Nations...

Checking People: Why a Background Review Service Could Save Your Company

From “sins of omission” to full-on deception; professional “Check People” help uncovers all The Oscar-winning drama “Parasite” by Korean director Bong Joon Hodepicts a family...

In Another Lifetime: A Roadmap to Peace for Pakistan and India –part 1

This paper is part one of a three-part series. The overall paper describes how it might be possible to improve relations between both states...

South Sudan: Rampant Abusive Surveillance by National Security Service Instils Climate of Fear

South Sudan’s National Security Service (NSS) is using abusive surveillance to terrorize journalists, activists and critics, leading to a climate of intense fear and...

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Is Iran About to Start a New Economic War in the Gulf?

Tehran's warning to Gulf states is not really about...

The Future of the ICC is reform, Not Isolation

The United States’ recent confrontation with the International Criminal...

The TTP Threat and Afghanistan: What the UN Monitoring Report Reveals About Regional Security

The latest United Nations Monitoring Team report on terrorist...

Is Saudi Arabia About to Answer the Houthi Blocakade with Force?

Saudi Arabia is facing pressure from two directions. To...
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