Tag: international-relations
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Sun Tzu’s Timeless Wisdom; Art of War in the Gulf
The Art of War in the Gulf: Sun Tzu’s Timeless Wisdom explores how the principles of Sun Tzu, the ancient Chinese military strategist, shaped the Gulf War’s strategic and tactical maneuvers. The article delves into the relevance of Sun Tzu’s teachings on strategic planning, adaptability, and psychological warfare, emphasizing how these timeless concepts were applied…
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Russian Information and Psychological Operations in Crimean Crisis
Russian Psy-ops in Crimea | Explainer | Security Lense | 01-Sep-2024 Introduction: In early 2014 pro-Russian protesters became increasingly assertive in Crimea; groups wearing uniforms that can’t be identified surrounded airports in Simferopol and Sevastopol. There were also masked gunmen that surrounded the Crimean parliament and also raised the Russian flag along with that the…
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Israel – Palestine conflict and the Resurgence of Regional Non-State Actors.
Israel – Palestine conflict | Op-ed | Security Lense | 31-Aug-2024 The Israel-Palestine conflict is one of the most significant and bloody events of the twentieth century. Since the deadly Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, Israel has launched a full-scale war on Palestinian territories. The United States has provided great logistical and technical support…
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Command and Control: The Future of US Military Operations
The Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) concept aims to revolutionize U.S. military operations by enabling rapid, AI-driven decision-making across interconnected forces. While promising enhanced efficiency, JADC2 faces challenges in cybersecurity, technical maturity, and decentralized control, raising concerns about its deployment in complex, high-pressure environments.
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Three Years Under Taliban Rule: Setbacks and Achievements
In the three years since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan, they have made strides in infrastructure, reduced corruption, and engaged in international dialogues. However, ongoing human rights violations, particularly against women, and associations with terrorist groups continue to overshadow their achievements, complicating their quest for international recognition and stability in the region.
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Navigating Geopolitical tensions in Arctic region
The Arctic’s rapidly melting ice caps are transforming it into a geopolitical hotspot. Nations vie for control over newly accessible resources and strategic routes, reminiscent of a Cold War-like struggle. Balancing military expansion and environmental protection is crucial to ensuring a sustainable future for this fragile region.
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“Indian Ocean as a New Political and Security Region” by Frédéric Grare & Jean-Loup Samaan
“The book ‘Indian Ocean as a New Political and Security Region’ explores the region’s strategic evolution, highlighting geopolitical shifts, security challenges, and the influence of major powers like China, India, and the US. While comprehensive, it often reflects a Western-centric perspective, overshadowing regional actors’ independent roles and strategies.”
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The Assassination of Ismail Haniyeh: A Grave Escalation with Unintended Consequences
The assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran escalates the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, aiming to disrupt Hamas’ leadership. This move may empower hardliners within Hamas, intensify regional instability, and provoke retaliation from Iran. Global condemnation highlights the urgent need for diplomatic engagement to stabilize the region and promote long-term peace.
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Bangladesh Army Takes Charge with Interim Government After PM Sheikh Hasina Flees
Sheikh Hasina / Security Lense| News and Media| 05-August-2024 Sheikh Hasina’s departure seems to have defused the high tension in Dhaka, where more deadly protests were anticipated on Monday. Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled the country following weeks of violent protests. Her departure on Monday seems to have averted further bloodshed. Now,…
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US sends aircraft carrier and warships to middle east as Iran threatens Israel.
An Israeli airstrike killed a Hamas commander in the West Bank, heightening tensions and concerns of war escalation. In response, the U.S. increased its military presence in the Middle East, aiming to protect Israel amid Iranian threats of retaliation. Diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent further violence and regional conflict.
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NATO Eastward Expansion: Horrors of Cold War 2.0
The Cold War ended with the US as the dominant superpower, but recent geopolitical events suggest tensions are rising again. NATO’s expansion towards Russia’s borders and the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 have sparked fears of a new Cold War. Both sides suffer significant losses as global politics shift once more.
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Russia’s alliance with North Korea: A strategic partnership or a geo-political strike?
Russia’s alliance with North Korea: A strategic partnership or a geo-political strike?
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The Intricate maze of Aukus: A new security dilemma for China
AUKUS was estabilsihed on 15th September 2021 between US, UK and AUSTRALIA signed a “trilateral security pact” called AUKUS. It focus is to counter growing dominance of China in the Asia Pacific. According to this agreement Australia will be provided nuclear powered submarines by its allies US and UK. This agreement has potential to change…