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Istanbul, the Mayoral Election Rerun: A Turning Point for Democracy?
Despite state-sponsored and private efforts
to influence the outcome of Turkey’s mayoral elections on March 31 either
directly or indirectly, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
and his Justice...
The Bahrain Summit: A Cyber Rescue for Gaza?
On the eve
of the upcoming American peace-summit in Bahrain, there is only one burning
question: what about Gaza? It’s already been made clear that the...
Maritime incidents in the Persian Gulf
On June 13
last, the US Fifth Fleet - stationed in Manama, Bahrain - received two
different danger alerts - one at 6.12 and the other...
Space Diplomacy: India’s new foreign policy tool
For 25 years, Space stations and GPS satellites
have been mapping the outer space 12,000 miles above the earth's surface. Space
has always been an unchartered...
Armenia’s position blurred the progress for the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and leads to an escalation
The conflict between two South Caucasus
countries - Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh became as one of
the bloodiest and long-lasting conflicts contributing to instability...
Trump’s New Wall? Mexico’s Southern Border
For much of modern history, Mexico defined
itself in opposition to the United States. In recent years, the two countries
stepped up cooperation on almost all...
Effectiveness of Nuclear Deterrence of India and Pakistan in Pulwama incident
The
recent ‘Pulwama crisis were triggered by a suicide attack byAdil Ahmed Dar a 19
years old young Kashmiri from the Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK). He
was...
The tension between Iran and the United States
At the beginning of last summer, precisely on May 8,
2018, US President Donald J. Trump carried out one of his old projects, i.e. to
explicitly...
Building cohesive societies: Southeast Asian states take on gargantuan challenge
Several Southeast Asian governments and social movements are seeking to
counter mounting polarization and inter-communal strife across the globe fuelled
by the rise of civilizationalist leaders...
Water Diplomacy: Creating Spaces for Nile Cooperation
The Nile
River is the longest river on the earth, with eleven nation states sharing it
and over 487 million people or about 20% of the...