Category: World
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UK Minister forced to resign
Damian Green, one of Theresa May’s closest allies and a senior member of her cabinet has been sacked. An internal investigation revealed that the senior minister had made misleading..
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Sanctions on North Korea
The UN security council has unanimously approved tough new sanctions on North Korea. This has been in response to its latest launch of a ballistic missile.
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Ocean floor mining to begin 2019
A new mining concern, Nautilus Minerals Inc. has developed what it hopes to be the first line of successful ocean-bed mining robots. With two-thirds of the..
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A new path for Zimbabwe?
Zimbabwe’s new President Emmerson Mnangagwa has vowed to introduce policies that will effectively boost the nation’s economy and improve its standing..
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The emerging world order – A Security 360 Highlight
John Bruton, the former Prime Minister of Ireland has spoken at length about how a new world order is emerging in geopolitics at the Synergia Conclave – Security 360..
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Reimagining North East Asia
The steady erosion of U.S. politico-economic primacy in the Asia-Pacific region continues unabated. It has two sources: The first is China’s growing wealth and power..
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Civil Military Relations
Vital issues of statecraft and national security are determined by the pattern of institutional interaction between the civil and military components of a nation’s polity..
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Japan softens stance
Japan has expressed keen interest and inclination towards China’s ambitious One belt one Road initiative. This move forms a part of the shift in Japanese foreign policy..
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The price of oil
Oil prices have continued to rise due to an oil worker’s strike in Nigeria and the ongoing outage of the Forties pipeline. OPEC countries along with Russia have recently..
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Who takes credit for ISIS defeat?
Lt. Gen. Abdul-Wahab al-Saadi, a three-star General in Iraq has stated in a recent interview that it was the nation’s soldiers and not US President Donald Trump who..