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Eastern Europe was part of the communist bloc during the cold war era under the influence of the Soviet Union. Following, the fall of the alliance in 1991 most of the countries gained independence meaning that they are UN recognised full-fl...
There is a saying about technology. "Technology, like art, is a soaring exercise of the human imagination." One of the best-suited examples would be the cyber domain. The headway this domain has made is parallel to none. China is one of the...
Saudi Arabia is modifying its society to meet the goal of Vision 2030. The country is experiencing reforms, which are positively impacting its reputation worldwide. For example, for the first time in the history of Saudi Arabia, women soldi...
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 ...
Military Operations are bound to be uncertain provided there is always information asymmetry. This “Fog of War’, as has been deemed by Carl von Clausewitz has the highest strategic advantage when it comes to underwater warfare. The domain o...
Estonia lies in north-eastern Europe, bordering Russia on the east, Latvia to the south, to its west lies the Baltic Sea. The nation with a population of just about 1.3 million first experienced cyber war in 2007. The cybersecurity crisis b...
According to Cambridge Dictionary, the word stealth means, “a movement that is quiet and careful in order not to be seen or heard”. In simple words, stealth signifies secrecy. In the military, stealth is technologically used in aircraft, sh...
As the U.S.- China relationship finds itself locked into the irreversible trajectory of strategic competition, the Cold War 2.0 seems plausible. While some scholars argues that New Cold War is already hovering over the Unites States and Chi...
When one looks at China-Iran relations, one can easily conclude that their relations very well fits the famous proverb 'my enemy's enemy is my friend'. China-Iran relation is a classical case of balancing. Despite the lack of commonalities ...
Jamaica’s history has many incidents related to gang and drug related violence. The commentary analyzed case studies and the need for Jamaica to implement the Anti- gang Legislation. In Mexico’s case, Mexico’s drug trafficking issue is anal...
Apart from sharing the common threat that China presents in front of these countries, India and Taiwan shares so much in common. India and Taiwan are natural allies both shares the democratic values, uphold rule of law and human rights. Ind...
Japan had been struggling with low economic growth for some time before the pandemic forced countries around the world to impose lockdowns meant to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and protect lives. Herein the impact of state of emerg...
