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Dynamics of US-Russian Relations

America-Russia relations are under enormous pressure. Bilateral relations between the two countries are now at its nadir. Expansion of NATO towards Russia and Putin's...

If USA or India Can Possess Nuclear Weapons, Why Cannot Iran?

The nuclear weapon is all about pure power politics. “Nuclear weapons function as the currency of power in the international system”. Remember, the United States...

Are America and China Destined for War?

A Calculated or deliberate naval war between the United States and China is unlikely considering the current geopolitical dynamics; but misperceptions, misinformation, miscalculations or...

Taiwan: Asia’s Next Geopolitical Flashpoint?

China maintains that Taiwan was always a part of China and it would unify Taiwan, if necessary by military means. War can break out...

Dynamics Behind Sino-Russian Rapprochement

A Sino-Russian alliance, perhaps an informal one might drive the flow of geostrategic events of the coming days of this century. Only the combined...

A Radical Perspective to East Asian Security

The next great game of geopolitics will be staged in the theater of East Asia and the Western Pacific. Since the end of the...

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