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Defense Eastern Europe and Russia Europe Marko Gombac NATO Operations The Middle East and North Africa Western Europe

Creating a Credible Identity for NATO through a Perimeter

What should NATO do to address a divergence in threat percetion? Marko Gombac explores the value of geographically based identitiy construction in helping the alliance stay together

Anthony Galea Diplomatic Relations India Security, Trade and the Economy Trade

An Olive Branch Overdue: India, Pakistan and the Normalization of Trade

As emerging economies, India and Pakistan have a lot of potential to engage in beneficial trade. Anthony Galea examines their hostile relationship and what the countries stand to gain from a normalization of relations.

Carter Vance Eastern Europe and Russia Energy & Resources Europe Operations Russia

NATO Energy Security Crucial to Checking Russian Aggresion

As tensions escalate in Eastern Europe, Russia has started holding back energy supplies in response to sanctions. Carter Vance explores how an Energy Security Strategy is crucial to NATOs objectives in the region

Europe Marko Gombac Security, Trade and the Economy

Burying the Issue: How Immigration has Become Misrepresented in BREXIT

Political Correctness and Racism have obscured a much larger problem that exists in most develpoed economies that the issue of immigration has revealed. Marko Gombac explores the dangers of free movement of the labour market in the 21st century

Andi Asimetaj Culture Demyan Plakhov Editors' Forum Immigration Intelligence & National Security Islamic State Lira Loloci Marissa Young Natasha Dobrijevic Security Society Terrorism The United States of America

What Next After Orlando?

Our program editors consider how the U.S. should respond to the mass shooting in Orlando.

Carter Vance Security, Trade and the Economy Southeast Asia

Are Bitcoins for the Mainstream, and Are Governments Ready for Them

Bitcoin and other so-called Crypto-currency have been a hot topic in the world of currency for many years but have stayed in a legal grey zone. Carter Vance examines how a decision by Australian authorities can be forging a new path to legitimize the currency.