Australia-India Joint Naval Exercises: Reversing the Continental Drift
With defence cooperation gaining prominence in the discussions, the emphasis was on bilateral rather than multilateral naval exercises and in… Read more >
Future Imperfect: Uncontrolled Migration 21st Century Style
World War II was marked for its brutality and horror. Twenty one years after the end of World War I… Read more >
So what to do with the Islamic State?
The ‘Islamic State’, also known as ISIL, ISIS, Daesh, and the ‘death cult’ (in Australian political parlance), is a difficult… Read more >
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 >
A Short History of European Mass Migrations
Dear SAGE International Reader, We are proud to announce that we have secured the right to republish some blogs from… Read more >
Air operations but no strategy against the Islamic State
News that the Pentagon’s Inspector General is investigating claims that intelligence documents assessing the success of American air strikes against… 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 >
Where to From Here? Capitalising on the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU)
Despite having occurred almost two decades ago, the political legacy of the collapse of the Soviet Union undeniably lurks in… Read more >