Independent Risk and Security Threat Analyst
We are now ready to conclude this study. Before doing so, however, I need to draw your attention to a prevailing situation, which
We concluded our last essay on the question of “Controlling Wars”. Before reverting to that question, I wish to discuss with you a
The title “The Final Chapter” might be misconstrued, so let me clarify. As we have observed during the last many weeks, these subjects
Chronologically, the Bretton Woods institutions were born over a year before the UN. However conceptually, the UN is the mother of all international
The globe was now in the throes of an economy dependent on war. And theorists knew that war-making, diplomacy and economies are cooked
The war was finally over; or was it? Let me reiterate that this series is a study of Economics, which includes Political Economics.
Among many other examples that we could learn from and utilize are two noteworthy events: The Suez Crisis and Eisenhower’s recourse to the
Preamble: The world is in a state of flux. Two giants, USA and China, are facing-off for preeminence in the world. The US
Why the Urgency While I continue to hold the view that Trump’s current policy towards Pakistan may well be a bluff, if a