The Politics of Paradox in Indian Students’ Protests
The recent student protests and student movements in India are fraught with myriad obstacles and yet, student movements have potentially altered the dynamics of...
Preparing to Withdraw from the Nuclear Agreement: A Heated Debate in Tehran
Following the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), U.S. President Donald Trump has...
NATO Should Save the INF Treaty
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo gave the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty a short reprieve this week. Rather than announcing that the United States...
Trapped in Crossfire: Addressing the Drivers and Dynamics of the War in Yemen
The war in Yemen has become a case study example of what happens when two rival countries indulge in a power struggle for dominance....
Kartarpur Corridor: Prospects, Perceptions and Potential Implications
On November 28th Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan laid the foundation stone of the Kartarpur Corridor, which will connect Darbar Sahib, Narowal (Kartarpur) with Dera Baba...
The Case for a No-First-Use Policy
No individual should have the power to end life as we know it on Earth. Specifically, in the United States, the president is the only...
US-Iran Rivalry: Addressing the Source of Instability in the Middle East
For the United States, the relationship with Saudi Arabia comes first and has to be safeguarded against all odds. Recent events show that America...
Uighurs Victims of the Economic Interests of the States
In recent months, the Uighur minority of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region has been a regular feature of the mainstream Western media. Prevented from practicing...
A Gordian Knot for India and China: Foreign Policy Implications of Rajapaksa’s Return
October 26 would be remembered as a dreadful day in the political history of Sri Lanka, when a major upheaval shook the island nation,...
