The UAE May Build A Mountain To Make It Rain

The United Arab Emirates is certainly no stranger to ambitious mega-projects. Just take a look at the towering Burj Khalifa, currently the tallest building in the world, or the Palm Jumeirah, the artificial archipelago in the shape of a palm tree that juts out into the sea near Dubai. Even by

North Korea’s Proposal; Obama’s Rejection

North Korea is reported to have conducted a submarine-launched ballistic missile test on 23rd April described it as a ‘great success’. ‘It fully confirmed and reinforced the reliability of the Korean-style underwater launching system and perfectly met all technical requirements for carrying out underwater attack operation,’ the North Korean news

Strengthening Sri Lanka –Cuba Relations

Sri Lanka and Cuba, two of the prominent member states of the Non-Aligned Movement have a long standing diplomatic partnership spanning 57 years. In their foreign policy ideals, both nations have reiterated the commitment of both countries to the Non-Aligned Movement, for which both are founding members, and to the

Exasperated with terror, Afghan to drag Pakistan to UN

The massive car bombing outside a building of the National Directorate for Security in Kabul on 12th April killed 64 people and injured more than 300 others. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. US asked Pakistan to take concrete action against the Haqqani network and Afghanistan’s deputy presidential spokesman

Taliban’s Helmand: Afghan Forces Nightmare

Since NATO troops withdrew from Afghanistan at the end of 2014, Taliban has been incessantly trying to regain control of the country and Afghan army has been fighting a losing battle. The Taliban stronghold Helmand province in fact is the most dangerous province in the country. Out of a total

China’s Asia

China looms large as a player in Central and South Asia where it continues to emerge not only as a major economic power, but also been more proactive in these regions in the last few years enhancing its security architecture. The rational for establishing a strong Chinese network in Central

Two nations make history: America returns to Cuba

Barack Obama’s visit to Cuba is the first by a US president since Calvin Coolidge went in 1928. American investors, expat Cubans, tourists, scholars, and scam artists will follow in Obama’s wake. Normalisation of the bilateral relationship will pose opportunities and perils for Cuba, and a giant test of maturity