POLITICS
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Russia, Africa and the debts
By Kester Kenn Klomegah Long seen as a strategic partner, Russia has opened a new chapter and started building better…
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Why there is no Kurdish nation
By John Broich, Case Western Reserve University Since U.S. troops left their region, roughly 180,000 Kurds of northeastern Syria have…
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A progressive foreign policy
By Lyes Jalali-Yazdi In late 2017, Senator Sanders took to the stage at Westminster College to lay forth the progressive…
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US underscores FATF implementation remains uneven in Pakistan
By Iman Malik The U.S. State Department released its Congress-mandated Annual Country Reports on Terrorism on November 1, 2019. These…
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30 years after 9/11: How many Germanies should Europe have?
2019 sees the 30th anniversary of the European 9/11 – the fall of the Berlin Wall. Dislike the 9/11 that…
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Incorporating modernization and digitalization in new civil code of Uzbekistan
According to the Decree of the President of Uzbekistan “On measures to improve the civil legislation of the Republic of…
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Democrat or Republican, Americans are angry, frustrated and overwhelmed
By María Celeste Wagner, University of Pennsylvania and Pablo J. Boczkowski, Northwestern University As the country looks ahead to President…
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Kazakhstan: The curious case of anti-Sino sentiments
By Alexander Brown The weekend of October 26th saw another round of mass protests in both the capital and major…
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Saudi Arabia and Israel – an overdue embrace
By Jonathan Honigman Iran and Turkey Given its ancient history, large population, and leadership amongst the Shiite community that accounts…
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Reminiscence of Soviet soft power and the way it influenced Third World
By Punsara Amarasinghe and Prof. Sanjay Rajhans The exact meaning carved by Joseph Nye in coining his notable concept “Soft Power”…
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