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Why Germany turned its back on parallel coalitions in Strait of Hormuz

Germany recently announced it will not join the French-led mission in the Strait of Hormuz. This is while, not long ago, Berlin’s lack of support...

Annergret Kramp- Karrenbauer and her revolutionary foreign policy objectives for Germany

The end of Second World War followed by the collapse of Nazi Germany, US and its allies began to neutralize fascist elements and pressed on denazification...

India not qualified for UNSC

The most powerful forum, United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations, charged with ensuring international peace and...

Unrest in Iraq: Continuation of the Arab Spring or a New Political Reality?

Mass protests broke out in Baghdad on October 1, 2019, and continued all month long. The demonstrations spanned a large part of the country and...

Russia’s return three vessels to Ukraine: A new gunboat diplomacy questioned?

A new perspective turn in tough relations between two neighbors had a place on November 17, Russia declared returning of three “captured” gunboats to Ukraine and...

Overcoming today’s challenges for tomorrow’s security

In a world where technology such as artificial intelligence and robotics is evolving rapidly, defence organisations that are steeped in bureaucracy and decades-long procurement times are...

What Jokowi’s anti-radicalism cabinet can do for Indonesian security

Jokowi second terms have been preoccupied with the issue of radicalism following the shocking attack to former coordinator minister of politics, law and security, Wiranto. The...

As Kashmir simmers the IOR too stands as a potential Nuclear Flashpoint

This year has seen tensions between Nuclear armed Pakistan and India reach unprecedented levels with both countries flirting with a dangerous escalation spiral. February’s aerial engagement between...

Iran’s Dangerous Game in Iraq Could Lead to Deep Quagmire

Citizens of Baghdad continue to fight against the current regime after over a month of protests reached a fever pitch with over 300 dead and thousands wounded....

Soleimani in Iraq

The current presence of Qassem Alì Soleimani, leader of the Al QudsForce of the "Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps" in Iraq is strategically significant.  Certainly, according to the...

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The European Union and the Philippines have reached an...

Can Britain Secure a Role in the EU’s Made in Europe Plan?

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The United States, Denmark and Greenland are preparing to...

Why Does Taiwan Matter So Much to China and the United States?

Taiwan remains one of the most sensitive issues in...
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