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Angela Merkel Do Not Harm Afghans
T he Afghan political and security situations especially in the northern Afghanistan is dramatically deteriorated when ISIS started exodus from eastern parts of...
The Sino-US relations – Recalibration or Repetition?
T he Chinese grab for fossil fuels or its military competition for naval control is not a challenge but rather a boost for...
Africa’s Trump Scare
W hen Donald Trump was elected to be the 45th President of the United States, he did so on vague promises and undefined...
The Indo-U.S. Cruel Romance
T he growing relation between United States and India revolves around collective security interests and heeded in diplomatic circles, especially by the U.S....
The triadic nexus: Energy factor, national security and foreign policy
“Safety and certainty in oil lie in variety and variety alone” -Winston Churchill T here is a doctrine in classical geopolitics: “Who controls...
International Cyber Security Cooperation
T he rapid development of digital technologies and wide range of services provided for activities in cyberspace raises the issue of cyber security...
World Uyghur Congress: Our position
T he World Uyghur Congress (WUC) would like to address some serious mischaracterizations of our organization in recent days, namely in an article...
Why Africa united to fight illegal fishing
Earlier this month, over 40 African Union (AU) nations signed a binding agreement to curb piracy and other maritime crime on the continent’s coastlines....
American Non-Security Foreign Aid: The Swamp of Misguided Good Intentions
The United States spends approximately 42.4 billion USD per year in foreign assistance. While it is easy to point out that 42.4 billion is...
New Cold War in South Asia: How India Should Reconnoitre Its Foreign Policy Strategic Challenges?
During the Cold War, the world has been divided into two blocs i.e., capitalism and communism. The Cold War had been the outcome of...