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16 December 2014, A Day that shock the nation: Remembering APS Peshawar victims

December 16, 2014, the Army Public School (APS)  Peshawar became the site of one of the most horrific acts of terrorism in Pakistan’s history....

Syria’s Uncertain Future

The world watched Sunday as Bashar al-Assad, the brutal leader who ruled over Syria for 24 years, was driven out by rebel forces. The...

The Legality of Targeted Killings Through Drone Under IHL

With rapid technological developments, it has become a challenge for IHL to ensure that countries remain in line with and follow applicable laws. The...

Syrian Crisis: A brief history on the failure of diplomacy

Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham declared victory over the Assad regime– calling it the start of a new era in Syria. Assad has fled Damascus. Last...

Food crisis as 1.5 million Syrians could be displaced, says WFP

The ongoing conflict in Syria has left the nation in a state of devastation, with millions displaced, infrastructure obliterated, and basic necessities scarce. Amidst...

The Islamist attack in Syria is dangerous for the region

The tectonic plates of the strategic landscape of the Middle East are shifting rapidly. In an astonishing turn of events, a coalition of rebel groups...

Muslim Brotherhood’s role in the Middle East and the dream of reviving the old Turkish Ottoman Empire

It is no longer a secret that China is trying to compete with the United States of America for influence in the Middle East...

Unstable Stability of Afghanistan

The situation in Afghanistan remains quite complicated. Despite the significant stabilization of political processes under the unrecognized Taliban regime, the economic situation in the...

Syria Thwarts Terrorist Infiltration in Hama, Kills Dozens of Militants

The General Command reported that units of the Syrian Armed Forces stationed in northern Hama province successfully thwarted an incursion by terrorists, resulting in...

Rethinking Counterterrorism: Has the War on Terror Made the World Safer?

In the early hours of a Tuesday morning in September 2001, when everything was going like any other typical day. Suddenly time seemed to...

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Raymond Aron’s Warning for Northeast Asia: Close the Window of Opportunity

Raymond Aron died in 1983, long before China emerged...

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