Kyrgyzstan Presidential Election 2017

“My task is to preserve what has been achieved, to strengthen what has been started,”New Elected President Sooronbai Jeenbekov According to the central election commission of Kyrgyzstan former Prime Minister Sooronbai Jeenbekov secured 54.23 percent votes and won the Presidential Election 2017. His opponent Omurbek Babanov achieved 33.47 percent of the votes. Fifty-nine candidates were…

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Pakistan’s Naval Power

Pakistan’s strategic location and its predominant critical and geographical proximity have made it a natural attraction for regional and global players in the current changing political paradigm. Being located in the globe adjacent to the most important and busy maritime trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al Mandab, its further connection with…

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Water Crisis in the Offing

“Why are you wasting water?”, I asked a man who was washing the blood of a sacrificial animal near his home’s entrance. “Why would you care?”, I was stunned by such a wry but predictable counter question. I replied, “Water is far more precious than we usually thought, and it’s rapidly depleting. Soon, we might…

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Role of Turkmenistan in Silk Road Development

2018 has been declared as “Turkmenistan, the heart of the Great Silk Road” by visionary President of Turkmenistan H.E. Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov. This is derived from the President’s new book “Turkmenistan the heart of the Great Silk Road”. It reflects the concept of modern development of the country based on historical experience, traditions of peace-making and…

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Caught Somewhere in Space

Rapid development of science and technology provides humanity with incredible robotized opportunities not only on the surface, in the air and under the ground of our planet, but also in outer space. Outer space technologies used for civilian purposes provide the base for rapid development of telecommunications, scientific research, health security, productive agriculture, natural disaster…

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Arming Without Aiming India’s Military Modernization

South Asian environment inherited in Indo-Pak toxic diplomatic interaction has always remained a source of interaction for the international community. Conventional asymmetry based on inflexible national behaviour of New Delhi and Islamabad has resulted in a disturbed regional political setting of South Asia. the Kashmir issue coupled with various points of disagreements of the governments…

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The Saudi-Russian Rapprochement

In contemporary international relations, sovereign states often switch alliances and forge relations with their former adversaries with the intent to fully maximise their national interests. So, it can safely be said that the national interests of a country determine the direction and nature of its foreign policy. The ongoing bonhomie between Russia and Saudi Arabia…

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