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Navigating the fault lines in the Indo-Pacific

Locations of geopolitical importance have constantly shifted throughout the history of international politics and relations. From the heartland in Central Asia, to the Middle East in West Asia and now…

December 14, 2020India

The Taliban and AQIS Cooperation casts doubts on peace deal in Afghanistan

As the Taliban and Al-Qaeda have cooperated and coordinated efforts, it is wrongly to assume the Taliban as a force in Afghanistan, therefore, that is able to create a strong…

November 23, 2020Afghanistan, Haqqani network, Taliban

Russian air defense systems prove to be ineffective, exposed to external interference and pose a threat to civil aircraft

The outcome of hostilities by Azerbaijan’s army in Karabakh proved Russia’s air defense systems were not ready for modern war. SAM systems by Russia may be exported merely through political…

November 19, 2020Air-defense, weapon

The Tribal Structure in Libya: Factor for fragmentation or cohesion?

August 25, 2020Libya, tribalism

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Navigating the fault lines in the Indo-Pacific

The Taliban and AQIS Cooperation casts doubts on peace deal in Afghanistan

Russian air defense systems prove to be ineffective, exposed to external interference and pose a threat to civil aircraft

The Tribal Structure in Libya: Factor for fragmentation or cohesion?

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