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Afghan Deja Vu?
As the date of complete withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan nears, more and more often we hear comments in which this withdrawal is...
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Has Little Effect on US Public Opinion of Israel
Authors: Kate Hart, Aurora Speltz, Kerby Gilstrap, Timothy S. Rich*
The United States was the first country to formally recognize the state of Israel in...
US Withdrawal from INF Treaty and its Implications on China
INF treaty is also known as “Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty”. Initially it was a bilateral treaty mainly between US and USSR and entered...
Shifting Paradigms in Contemporary Security Studies
“Every age has its own kind of war, its own limiting conditions, and its own peculiar preconceptions. Each period therefore, would have held its...
Pakistan may face more threats and challenges in the days to come
Forget Pakistan’s contributions and positive roles in history, We may keep aside the functions of Pakistan in cold-war, the Afghan War in the 1980s,...
America’s problem with Russian disinformation
America has a problem with Russian disinformation – but not in the way that you have been led to believe. ‘Russiagate’ – the name...
Still Asking the Wrong Questions: A Perilous American Error
“The enemy is the unphilosophical spirit which knows nothing and wants to know nothing of truth.”-Karl Jaspers, Reason and Anti-Reason in Our Time (1952)
How...
Is Europe ready to handle Afghan refugees?
In anticipation of the looming uncertainty, Afghans are lining up at the handful of remaining embassies in Kabul. As American and European troops leave,...
Hydrogen energy in the United States and China
The use of hydrogen energy refers to the conversion of hydrogen into electricity, thermal energy, etc. Hydrogen is an energy that is obtained through...
Has G7 lost its significance?
Authors: Sourav Ghosh and Shalabh Chopra*
Through joint communique delivered at the end of the recently held Group of Seven (G7) summit, the leaders of...