Why is the Bengali Nation Called Emotional?
In this insightful piece, Mohammad Abu Bakar Siddique asserts that emotion should take pride of place as an aspect of Bengali identity.
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Explaining German Foreign Policy: A Difficult Undertaking
Germany became a country haunted by its past – determined to act as a model international citizen that was reluctant to employ its power abroad, a country committed to working through multilateral institutions, and a country eager to become a leading advocate of the non-proliferation regime.
The ANZUS Paradox
In this timely analysis, Simon Leitch investigates the evolution and current state of the ANZUS Treaty and what it means for Australian-American security cooperation.
Chinese Secret to Economic Growth Under Threat?
“Perhaps just as China has radically deregulated its economy with successful outcomes, further deregulation of religion may be one way to help keep China’s economic miracle alive,” Brian J Grim argues.
Transhumanism and War
Should military establishments increasingly rely on biotechnology to enhance their soldier’s ability to fight? Nayef Al-Rodhan has his doubts. Future ‘human enhancements’ will have far-reaching geopolitical consequences, raise considerable ethical problems, and disrupt military organizations in troubling ways.
Western Moral Decline or Capitalist Decadence?
In this piece, Jon Kofas discusses the the current Western economic malaise and its relationship to the discussion of values in society.
Alochonaa (Dialogue) 