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North Korean Missile Tests and Impact on East Asia
Weapons
Torunika Roy • Mar 21, 2022

North Korean Missile Tests and Impact on East Asia

At the 2021 year-end Plenary Meeting, the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expressed his desire to improve people's lives by focusing over nukes. The speech came against the backdrop of severe economic crises and food shortages faced by Nort...

Possible Pointers for Modi-Kishida Summit
Politics
Gitanjali Sinha Roy • Mar 16, 2022

Possible Pointers for Modi-Kishida Summit

In the next few days, India would be hosting the Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida from 19 March 2022 to 20 March 2022. It has to be understood that India and Japan already share a long-lasting friendship and since 2000s, both the count...

Radicalism in Turkey and Emerging groups
Terrorism
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Mar 3, 2022

Radicalism in Turkey and Emerging groups

Turkey is the only Muslim majority country that is part of NATO and aspiring to be a member of the European Union for a long time. It is a predominantly Sunni majority country. Turkey once was an Islamic nation that was known for its modera...

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP): A Profile
Terrorism
Gaurav Sen • Mar 1, 2022

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP): A Profile

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) is the umbrella organisation for al-Qaeda groups in Saudi Arabia and Yemen. In support of al-Qaeda's doctrine, AQAP has conducted deadly jihadist assaults both locally and overseas. it is best known ...

The Tale of Two Rivals: NATO expansion and Russia
Security
Khyati Singh • Mar 1, 2022

The Tale of Two Rivals: NATO expansion and Russia

The Russian invasion of Ukrainian territory sparked a flurry of heated debates within and among the International Politics intelligentsia, but a large number of scholars agree that Russian belligerence arose in response to the West's unwill...

US-Ukraine Defence and Strategic Cooperation
Politics
Apoorva Jain • Feb 27, 2022

US-Ukraine Defence and Strategic Cooperation

Ukraine has been under attack and is looking for the US and NATO support which is not coming. In that context it is important to evaluate US-Ukraine defence ties. For 30 years of Ukrainian independence, Ukraine and the United States (US) ha...

Marine Pollution in the Indian Ocean: An alarming bell
Environment
Hargun Kaur • Feb 10, 2022

Marine Pollution in the Indian Ocean: An alarming bell

The Indian Ocean is the third largest ocean on earth, covering about 20 per cent of the earth's water surface. It expands to South Asia in the north, Africa and Arabia in the west, South East Asia and Australia in the east, and Antarctica t...

Issues of Child Soldiers in Armed Conflicts
Military
Hargun Kaur • Feb 9, 2022

Issues of Child Soldiers in Armed Conflicts

The use of children in various conflicts around the world is perhaps the most immoral practice of war. Despite this fact, the presence of child soldiers in armed conflict has been rising at an alarming rate. Children can be seen involved in...

Diplomatic Tussle Over Beijing Olympics
World
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Feb 8, 2022

Diplomatic Tussle Over Beijing Olympics

The United States announced that they are not going to send an official delegation to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing; this diplomatic boycott doesn’t involve the athletes, the athletes will proceed with the games which are starting in ...

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