ISIS “Daesh” and Prospects for Chemical Warfare
In the aftermath of 1991 war, Iraq signed a cease-fire agreement and the United Nations Security Council Resolution (687), which… Read more >
What to do about the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU)
The EEU is Russia’s latest attempt to unite post-Soviet space under Russian primacy. With full Eurasian integration, a misguided attempt… Read more >
Commitment Versus Convenience: Interpreting Ainu Culture in the Kuril Islands Dispute
To best understand Japan’s official stance on its relationship with the Ainu people, semantics provide a notable clue. The idea… Read more >
The Dire Statelessness of the Rohingyas and the ASEAN Response
Having no other solution, after paying a high price to human smugglers, Rohingyas currently try to reach countries farthest from… Read more >
Kurdish Wins…Turkish Worries
Since mid-2012, Kurdish areas in Syria – extending for about 700 miles west from the Turkish-Iraqi-Syrian border – have mostly… Read more >
‘The Arab Spring, 4 years on’ Interview with: Founder of Quest for Middle East Analysis, Dr. Imad Harb
“This period of chaos and uncertainty will be here for a while to come, because of all the things that… Read more >
Leveraging New Technology that Combines Digital Forensics and Electronic Discovery for Intelligence Purposes
…there are serious shortcomings associated with the common process of indexing and searching that are generally not very well publicised…. Read more >
Iraq’s fall a matter of time
The US invasion of Iraq (March 2003) determined that country’s future. Its days as a unified state are numbered. In… Read more >
On shifting sands: the Gulf States ‘awakening’ to chaos?
Though the Gulf States are relatively stable, they are increasingly challenged by a new generation of radicalised youth tired of… Read more >
Sectarian Wars: The Case of Ethiopia
News of the latest ‘Islamic State’ (IS) execution of 30 Ethiopian Christians in Libya should be something to be worried… Read more >