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The Southport Murders: Misplaced Blame and the Politics of Fear

Last July, the quiet seaside town of Southport in England was shattered by a horrifying act of violence. An 18-year-old man burst into a...

Shadows of Deception

In a now all too common narrative, Indian COAS General Upendra Dwivedi has blamed Pakistan for hosting 80% of the so-called ‘remaining terrorists’ in...

“An Illustrious War”: The Human Origins of Geopolitics

Abstract: Scholars and diplomats have traditionally identifiedpower as the driving goal of states and empires. Generally ignored, however, is that operationally-useful definitions of power...

Misused Aid: How U.S. Taxpayer Dollars Are Fueling Taliban Terrorism

Foreign aid, a critical tool for fostering humanitarian support and stability in conflict-ridden regions, has found itself at the center of controversy in Afghanistan....

Why Did Russia Fall into the “Allied Trust” Dilemma?

In the midst of the current academic discourse on the multipolarity that the world is overseeing, Russia seems unwilling to take a greater role...

Why the Middle East Confronts Its Most Perilous Moment in Modern History

As various international actors navigate the evolving dynamics of the Middle East, some have quickly sought to form relationships with Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham —a...

Pakistan’s Strategic Leverage and Afghanistan’s Pinpoints

In the complex geopolitical landscape of South Asia, Afghanistan remains inextricably linked to Pakistan, particularly following the rise of the Taliban to power in...

When the War on Drugs Goes Too Far: The Cartel Terrorism Fallacy

The prospect of Donald Trump’s return to power in January 2025 has ignited heated discussions, especially in relation to his previous stance on Mexico...

After The Syrian Collapse: Terrorism, Ecstasy And “Metaphysical Fear”

ABSTRACT: Following Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad’s recent fall, a changing configuration of jihadi terror groups will seek power and influence. Wittingly or unwittingly, these...

The Role of Social Media in Facilitating Terrorism: A Growing Threat to Global Security

Social media has become a double-edged sword in the modern world. While it offers unprecedented connectivity, facilitates communication, and serves as a platform for...

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The Anti-Ballistic Coalition: Laudable Intent with Unrealistic Promises

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