Political Psychology of International Relations
Viswapramod C In international relations, three cognitive psychological concepts are used to understand and decode the behavioral aspects of political…
The Omnipotent force behind USA’s National Security and Foreign Policy – American Military Industrial Complex (AMIC)
The American Military Industrial Complex (AMIC) is a perceived informal alliance between a portion of the nation’s scientific…
Can the National Resistance Front upstage Taliban in Afghanistan?
SamvadaWorld Staff The National Resistance Front (NRF) of Afghanistan has vowed to keep its momentum strong against the Taliban. The…
Decoding the India-Russia strategic Ties – An Evaluation of Strengths and Shortcomings
India’s foreign policy towards Russia has been of sustained continuity, irrespective of the change in Governments and their…
More than 100 former Afghan police and intelligence officers killed by the Taliban
A Human Rights Watch report released on Tuesday claims that the Taliban terrorists have killed or forcibly “disappeared”…
Arms dealers thrive under the Taliban in Afghanistan
Arms dealers are making the most of Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. Weapon-owners are parting with their weapons Weapons…
‘Do Not Touch My Clothes’ – Afghan Women’s Online Campaign Against Taliban Dress Code
Afghan women around the world are protesting Taliban’s new Burkha/Hijab rule. Black burqa has never been a part…
Qatar or Pakistan: Who will control the Taliban?
Over the past decade, Qatar has emerged as an effective interlocutor between the West and the Taliban. By…
“Are we not part of Muslim ‘Ummah’?”, ask Uyghurs as Taliban plans to deport them to China for money
After the Taliban took over Kabul on August 15, there are growing apprehensions among the Uyghurs living in…
India’s Foreign Policy considerations in Afghanistan – An overview
India must negotiate a deal with the Taliban, of "Non-Interference in India's internal Affairs" to safeguard peace and…