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Space-Based Warfare: America’s Dominance Challenged

The United States had throughout the Cold War and within the first decade of the 21st century established dominance in terms of space-based military capabilities, including satellite navigation through its Global Positioning System (GPS) and a wide array of reconnaissance and communications satellites. These enabled US forces to access targeting data and coordinate their forces anywhere on Earth.

Brian Berletic

Understanding Afghanistan's Complex Societal Dynamics

Afghanistan holds immense geopolitical significance in the global politics. The country has caught the attention of international powers and newspapers since the 9/11 plane crashes into the World Trade Center. Since then, it continued to remain in the headlines. However, Afghanistan has always been discussed as anything but a chessboard of global politics or a security threat to regional and global peace. These aspects hold significance in shaping the Afghan predicament, but the country’s internal dynamics are also responsible for chaos and turmoil in Afghanistan.

Taut Bataut

Asia-Pacific between Starlink and star wars

In May 2024, the Starlink satellite internet constellation began operating in Indonesia. The ‘country of a thousand islands’ has become the sixth Asian state to allow the operation of a US internet giant on its territory. What does this mean, and what are the risks of such a US expansion in the region?

Ksenia Muratshina

Pakistan’s Fretful Brain Drain

Taut Bataut

The BRICS Games: a great showcase for emerging nations and an alternative to the Western Olympic Games

Mohamed Lamine KABA

“Dubai Unlocked” - How the Pakistani Elite Have Stolen the Country's Wealth

Aleena Im

Visit of Afghan scientists to Russia

Nikolay Plotnikov

The celebration of the 79th anniversary of Russia's victory over Nazi Germany in 1945: current issues and future trends

Mohamed Lamine KABA

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