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Dark Images from Spiritus Mundi
From the north to the south of Nigeria, death is no stranger. Trails of blood mark the nomad’s path, and three hundred putrefying bodies...
Prospects of India’s BMD Program and Strategic Implications for South Asia
Strategic stability in South Asia has stayed delicate due to plethora of variables. Three fundamental threats to strategic stability in South Asia have been...
Why Iran Is Turning East
Beijing and Tehran are preparing a whopping 25-year economic and security deal according to which China would invest up to $400 billion in Iran....
Strategic Depth: The potential causative factor of post-Taliban Afghan Armed Conflict
Afghanistan is one of the most unfortunate countries on earth that has witnessed decades of seemingly endless armed-conflict. While analyses of the post-Taliban Afghan...
India’s Options for taming the Dragon at the Border
At a time when India and China were celebrating seventy years of their bilateral relations, the Chinese fatally and brutally set new, lowered standards...
Raging Lebanon: The Country In Deep Crisis
“And that's just one of the many problems plaguing the country and shutting the system down, making ‘LebanOFF’ more than just an amusing slogan”
Lebanon...
Assessing Pakistan’s Position In Theft Category of NTI Index Report 2020
Ever since nuclear weapons have been developed, they have been the key component of the global strategic discourse based on their horrid probabilities. The...
Growing Strategic Rivalry in the Asia Pacific: Power Struggle of US and China in the South China Sea
For a period US has enjoyed its hegemony in the world in terms of politics, economic and military respectively. There was no other competitor...
The Caesar Act: A New Challenge for Syria?
On June 17, the United States began implementing the Caesar Act (the “Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act”) following a six-month grace period that was...
Beirut blast revives debate over international trusteeship system in Lebanon
In the wake of the massive explosion at the Beirut port, which devastated parts of the Lebanese capital and left hundreds of thousands of...