Milo Djukanovic created a Montenegro that looks to the West while being governed as in the East; and even with international integration to boast, his political game will only become increasingly difficult for him to play.
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Irena Baboi November 27, 2016 Europe, Latest Articles
Milo Djukanovic created a Montenegro that looks to the West while being governed as in the East; and even with international integration to boast, his political game will only become increasingly difficult for him to play.
Read More »Rohullah Yakobi November 24, 2016 Latest Articles, Religion and Politics
The Hazaras’ distinct ethnic and cultural identity and experience of centuries of persecution have shielded them from radical sectarianism
Read More »Rowan Allport November 19, 2016 Asia and Pacific, Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
Facing a $1 trillion bill to recapitalise its nuclear triad, the US should now seek to assess the purpose for which it is sustaining its nuclear force not just in the context of symbolism, but for the practical value it can provide to the defence of its interests.
Read More »Kalyani Subbiah November 13, 2016 Asia and Pacific, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
In the world of realpolitik, President Duterte needs to repair the country’s relations with its only bulwark, the US, unless it wishes to grant its territorial claims to China on a silver platter.
Read More »Irena Baboi November 1, 2016 Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
On 6 October, the European Union launched its European Border and Coast Guard. But the force is not the solution that will end the migration crisis – it is merely the first step in a long-lasting and highly complex process.
Read More »Davis Florick October 25, 2016 Asia and Pacific, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
jn Japan's options going forward in dealing with belligerent neighbour North Korea.
Read More »Andrada Filip October 20, 2016 Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
October 20th, 2016 By Andrada Filip – Junior Fellow “The phenomenon of children used as soldiers is not isolated to one country or continent. Despite international conventions, children continue to fill the ranks of seven state armies and fifty non-state ...
Read More »Rowan Allport October 20, 2016 Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
For a brief period after SDSR 2015, it looked like the British Army might be about to enjoy a mini-renaissance. But in a even if it proves possible to drastically improve the mass, readiness and combat support of the deployable force, the planned reforms may do little to solve the deeper problems the Army faces.
Read More »Lily van Egeraat October 16, 2016 Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
In light of its modern history under communist isolationism, it has made admirable progress over less than three decades towards Euro-Atlantic integration. Given the persistent geopolitical importance that the Balkans exerts, Albania’s critical role in the region cannot be overlooked.
Read More »Davis Florick October 8, 2016 Asia and Pacific, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
North Korea’s most recent missile test, which involved the firing of a submarine-launched ballistic missile, elevates the level of instability in Northeast Asia at a time when the regional political climate is already fragile
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