Aman Kumar has completed his Master's in International Relations and Area Studies from the School of International Studies, JNU. He has pursued his BA in Political Science from Delhi University. His research interests lie in contemporary geopolitics and emerging trends in the Indo-Pacific region. Other than Indo-Pacific, he is also interested in the Korean Peninsula and the Central Asian region. He has also been the founding editor of a student-led initiative, Ytharth that deals with contemporary events in international relations.
It is noon in Kabul, and smoke is coming out of the US Embassy as documents and equipment are being destroyed while a Chinook helicopter is hovering above the embassy to evacuate the diplomats and other staff. History is being repeated. The...
On 31st of July 2018 the media wing of ISIS, Amaq, issued a video. The video featured the killers of four foreign cyclists (two from the United States, one Dutch, and one a Swiss citizen killed in Southern Tajikistan) taking the responsibil...
Central Asia has always remained a great strategic battlefield among various regional and international powers. From antiquity to the contemporary period the Central Asian Region has always found itself at the core of the international affa...
The world has seen the use of the internet as a radicalization and recruitment tool by terrorist organizations in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks. The internet provides the same opportunities and capabilities to the terror outfits ...
