What in the World just Happened to Russia’s Syria Strategy? Part-I
As the cliched saying goes, “there are no permanent allies, just permanent interests in politics”, and this wise adage appears…
Explaining Russia’s S-400 Sale To India
Russia and India made a huge joint announcement on the sidelines of the recent BRICS Summit in Goa, declaring that…
What in the World just Happened to Russia’s Syria Strategy? Part-II
(Please read Part I prior to this article) http://regionalrapport.com/2017/01/28/world-just-happened-russias-syria-strategy-part/ Decoding The Kremlin’s Signals The sudden shift in Russia’s Syrian policy,…
Who Benefits from Syrian Crisis?
“Cui Bono” is a phrase from Latin and over the years, it has seen a unique increase in its literal…
Calcutta Massacres: Breaking the Silence after Decades
The Calcutta Massacres of 1946, also known as the "Great Calcutta Killings," were four days of massive one sided massacres…
Counter Intelligence: Theory and Practice
Bibliographic information Title: Counterintelligence Theory and Practice Author: Hank Prunckun…
Gwadar and Chabahar aren’t China and India’s Only “Dueling Ports”
The “dueling ports” of Gwadar and Chabahar in Pakistani and Iranian Balochistan have come to symbolize the Great Power competition…
Indusians: Quest for Identity & Recognition
Comparatively, the people of all contemporary civilizations; Egyptians and Mesopotamians remained in wars, slavery and orthodox belief systems whereas, Indusians…
Armenia Abandoning Russia: Consequences for the Caucasus
A well-known Kremlin insider has voiced worried concern about Armenia’s participation in several NATO drills lately, signaling that Yerevan might…
Syria: Why Ceasefire Deal Irks Israel?
The US-Russian brokered cease-fire agreement and supported by Jordan in Southwestern Syria suggests that this time the two major powers have…
Russian Approach on Multipolarity: Historical Perspective
Many ascribe the first steps in developing a strategy for multipolarity in international relations to Russia as well. Indeed, this…
Pakistan: Beginning Era of Accountability or Chaos?
Disqualification of a powerful Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif in a unanimous five member bench decision of apex Court…
Judiciary Strikes Pakistani PM Out
Panama leaks lead another empire to fall, and this time happens in Pakistan as Nawaz Sharif, head of a mainstream…
Brexit: Tracing the Roots
Last year United Kingdom voted to leave EU in a nation-wide referendum. The vote saw dramatic repercussions, economic and political,…
Post-Truth Narratives about CPEC
Since, the idea of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is turning into reality as a project of regional connectivity; expanded media…
Interplay of Indian Identities
Indian cultural, racial, linguistic and religious diversities are indeed unique feature in itself, but in fact, understanding is important that how…
Turkey—A Year Ahead of the Failed Coup
Just a year before, the social and political fabric of Turkey was perturbed, jostled and went through various ripple effects.…
Kashmir Gamble: Igniting another War
In seventy years of its history subcontinent is bracing itself, yet again with a threat of war. Roar of war…
Russia, Asia-Pacific and the Eastern Economic Forum
Russian pacific port city,Vladivostok will host the III Eastern Economic Forum this September. What should we expect of this event…
Kathmandu’s The Kingmaker In The Donglang Drama
Nepal is the fifth, but most pivotal, actor affecting the dynamics of the ongoing Donglang Drama that the US helped…
Social Engineering for Multi-Polar Silk Road (Part-III)
Creating a Multi-Polar New Silk Road Manifesto Post-2007 Financial Crisis After the financial crisis of 2007, the western world starts…
Social Engineering for Multi-Polar Silk Road (Part-II)
Western Ideologies in Post World War II Era Post World War II So it can be said that as liberalism…
Social Engineering for Multi-Polar Silk Road (Part-I)
Western Ideologies up to World War II The neo-liberal globalist society that came into being after fall of Soviet Union…