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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 New Middle East during the ISIS defeat
T he Iraqi Security Forces, the "Golden Eagles" have pushed deeply into eastern Mosul, while the same Shiite Iraqi Forces and the Kurdish...
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...
Iran and Turkey’s energy game in the Gulf and the Caspian basin
T he two major non-Arab countries Iran and Turkey have the significant and most populated geographical locations in the region. From a historical...
A few foreign policy issues that should had more emphasis during the run-up to the U.S. Election
A part from the major issues that have been discussed by the Presidential candidates, there are a few foreign policy issues which have...
The strategic issue of the Uyghur political-military movement
T he geopolitical goals of the Uyghur political movement in Europe and in the many areas in which it has established itself (Latin...
The beginning of a new chapter of proxy war in Afghanistan
After the end of the cold war and end of multi-polar world order many strategists and political analyst believed that is to be the...
America is now at greatest risk of false flag attack
Never in America’s history has she been in more danger of a “false flag” attack from her enemies, both foreign and domestic, than she...
Foreign involvements in Syria: A barrier towards meaningful solution
Syrians have been passing five consecutive years under fierce conflict and there is yet no sign of peace. However, the failed meetings and the...
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...