OpinionBetween Alliance And Arrangement
The Middle East has always been a region where alliances are formed quietly and dissolved loudly. But something different appears to be taking shape three countries,…
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OpinionWhen Wall Street Goes On-Chain
A regulatory framework, a planned 24/7 NYSE platform, and the slow rewriting of how America buys and sells its own equities. A particular kind of silence…
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OpinionHaiti’s Security Crisis: When Gangs Challenge State Authority
Sometimes, countries are not governed by their government. But armed groups operate the country according to their own interest and purposes. As not all armed groups…
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OpinionThe Rise of Neoclassical Realism in the Emerging Multipolar World Order
The current international order has perhaps gone through the most profound transformation since the end of the Cold War era. For almost three decades after the…
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OpinionThe Kirana Hills Question
In the long ledger of South Asian rivalry, few things are more dangerous than certainty uttered at full volume about something that has not, in fact,…
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OpinionWater Security and Interstate Competition in South Asia: A Realist Analysis of Transboundary Water Politics
Abstract Water security has emerged as one of the most significant challenges to peace and stability in South Asia. Rapid population growth, climate change, urbanization, and…
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OpinionTepid Ties And Hostile Borders
Ever since the emergence of Taliban regime in Afghanistan in August 2021 ,its soil has turned into a hostile and inimical dilemma for Pakistan which has…
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OpinionThe Quiet War: Iran, Israel, And The United States In Cyberspace
Cyber conflict between these three countries did not begin with any single event. It has been building for more than fifteen years, through episodes that have…
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