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Uranium is being traded freely in the open market in India

The Times of India has reported that a special police team arrested seven persons and recovered 6 Kgs of Uranium from them following raids...

How NATO obstructs Peace and Stability

On June 14th, NATO leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss the future of the Trans-Atlantic partnership as well as hot-button issues in the...

International Efforts to End the Yemeni Crisis: Where it Went Wrong ?

Since 2011, the United Nations has made great efforts in Yemen, starting with sponsoring the peaceful transition of power after the popular youth revolution...

A huge number of F-35s will move their stations in Japan, ready to hinder China’s sovereignty?

Japan is the United States' most significant ally in the whole Indo-Pacific region, and it is also the most vocal supporter of the US...

Reform, Reconstruction and Radicalization: A new Western stratcom for the Global South

Most countries around the world are now going through a reconstruction process, as the pandemic left marks everywhere. However, in some places, especially in...

Conventional warfare do not always end in victory

Despite the fact that the US military and other think tanks have conducted extensive war games and studies for potential future large-scale military conflicts...

After solution to the political crisis in Israel, are the prospects for peace in the Middle East getting closer?

One of the most negative results achieved by Hamas with its useless “11-day war” was certainly that of favouring the political solution for forming...

China’s Military Modernisation Policy: What Does It Mean For Indonesia?

In early 2021, China's position in the South China Sea is getting bigger. This has been proven for several reasons, China still has extremely...

President of Malta: Hard and Soft Security Issues in the Mediterranean

On May 19th, as part of the Geneva Lecture Series concepted and conducted by prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic, a large number of international affairs...

Who is Roman Protashevich – journalist, activist, or enemy of the state?

Many call Roman Protasevich a journalist, others a blogger, and for some he is an activist. In any case, he now faces up to...

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China’s Military Purges Raise a Bigger Question: Can the PLA Fight a Major War?

China's sweeping purge of senior military commanders is raising...

Erdogan Warns Climate Goals Will Fail Without Closing Global Finance Gap

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned that countries...
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