A few days ago, Justine Drennan wrote a blog post about Erik Prince. The latter is a former CEO of Blackwater and shared his ideas about ISIS. In response, Justine literally demolished Prince's stance. I am not going to duplicate any information here rather add a South Asian perspective to that. It is not uncommon among … Continue reading Black ops
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Regional interests can only work if……
Arwin Rahi argues in a recent post on The Diplomat that a multinational regional security force (MN-RSF) will not work in Afghanistan. Arwin goes on to discount all the neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Iran, and others purely on the basis of mirror-imaging assumptions. A suggested Bilateral Security Agreement hardly adds anything new to what already exists … Continue reading Regional interests can only work if……
TWQ: International Order and Global Swing States – Winter 2013
TWQ: International Order and Global Swing States - Winter 2013The choices that four rising democracies—Brazil, India, Indonesia, and Turkey—make will help determine the trajectory of the interlocking web of norms, institutions, rules, and relationships known as the global order.
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