The Myth of Secular International Relations: Faith and Power in World Affairs
Antara Deka This book overall brings to our attention that religion cannot be kept out of international relations; most countries…
Ecological Debt and Global Inequality: Historical Responsibility of the Global North
The industrialised countries of the Global North have generated an ecological debt toward the countries of the Global…
Beyond the Battlefield: Violence Against Women in Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath
Despite increased efforts, there has been limited leadership commitment to women’s rights, including in Security Council negotiations and…
Limits of Blue Helmets: Why UN Peacekeeping Missions Fail
One of the major reasons for the mission’s failure was the inability of the United Nations to act…
Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan: History, Power, and the Unfinished Struggle for Women’s Rights
The Taliban have imposed sweeping restrictions on women, including bans on secondary and higher education for girls, prohibitions…
Balancing Power at Sea: How the Philippines Counters China in the South China Sea
The Philippines recently conducted a joint military exercise with the U.S. in the Scarborough Shoal Sea that falls…
Dark Fate of Bangladesh: Institutional Tyranny, Islamist Domination and Descent into Chaos
Escalation of violence against minority Hindus has attracted significant international scrutiny, a development that is likely to influence…
West Asia on the Brink: Water Scarcity, Shared Rivers, and Rising Climate Pressure
As the Middle East becomes hotter and drier, rising water scarcity could cut GDP by 6–14% in some…
India–Bhutan Partnership: Culture, Connectivity and Strategic Cooperation
The relationship between India and Bhutan is linked through various dimensions of socio-political-economic-cultural.
The Arctic Chessboard: Why Greenland Matters to Global Powers
Greenland is important for the U.S. because of its strategic geographical location, which is significant for trade and…