Contemporary disarmament and security
The threat of annihilation has never been greater due to a mix of factors, namely, trade wars, termination of cold war era treaties. The Doomsday Clock for 2021 stood at 100 seconds to midnight...
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Will president Biden change his rhetoric after 25 years?
Joe Biden is an American president and politician with extensive experience. He has been a long year member of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee. In his political career so far, he has not...
Afghanistan crisis: one step forward and two steps backward
Now, it is clear that the US forces along with its NATO allies are finally leaving bag and baggage from Afghanistan by the 20th Anniversary of the Taliban facilitated al Qaeda terror attack in...
Critical position of India’s Foreign Policy in International System
India is the largest democracy in the world. India maintains a democratic environment within its own country, but in the international arena, it is largely cornered. The current picture of India is very sad...
Biden G7, NATO to-do list: unite allies, fight autocracy, attack COVID-19
President Joe Biden’s meeting with leaders of the G7 leading industrial economies in an English seaside village this week will usher in a new focus on rallying U.S. allies against common adversaries – the...
U.S. exit from Afghanistan and the looming future ahead
The United States is all set to complete the withdrawal of all its troops by September 11 to end its twenty years of military presence in Afghanistan. A peace agreement, signed between the U.S. government and the...
Biden’s Use of the G-Word Furthers Turkey’s Isolation
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: President Joe Biden’s use of the word “genocide” on Armenian Remembrance Day was not a game-changer in US-Turkish relations, which are plagued by more fundamental problems. But it enhances Turkey’s political isolation, weakens its arguments on whether...
Quad punctured when it was supposed to pick up gear
Four nations Quadrilateral Security Dialogue shortly called Quad has seen many up and down between its inception post-2004 Tsunami, which caused massive loss of lives and destruction to infrastructures in South and South-East Asia,...
EU cuts air links with Belarus over forced plane landing
EU leaders cut Europe’s air links with Belarus on Monday, as strongman Alexander Lukashenko’s regime paraded a dissident journalist arrested after his flight was forced to land in Minsk. Lukashenko sparked international outrage by...
US, Russia seek to ease tensions in first meeting under Biden
The US and Russian foreign ministers have sought to ease tensions in their first meeting since President Joe Biden took office, saying they were ready to cooperate but acknowledging the wide gulf separating them....
