China’s Energy Policy And The New Geopolitics Of Asian Connectivity – OpEd
Key Takeaways: The role of energy in twenty-first-century geopolitics has grown to one of the most important aspects. Energy is
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Author: Dr. Sujit Kumar Datta
Dr. Sujit Kumar Datta, Professor, Department of International Relations, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Director, Hong Kong Research Center for Asian Studies-Bangladesh Center (RCASBC). Deputy Director, Hong Kong Research Center for Asian Studies (RCAS). Email: [email protected]
Articles by Dr. Sujit Kumar Datta:
Telecommunication Fraud: China Is A Victim, Not The Villain – OpEd
Key Takeaways: The digital revolution has transformed the world of communication, trade, and finance. It has also, unfortunately, enabled transnational
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State Sovereignty In The Shadow Of U.S. Hegemony – OpEd
The contemporary international system is based on a pledge: the sovereign equality of the states, as the United Nations Charter
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Power, Prestige, And Perception: Decoding The Iran War’s Outcome – OpEd
War is scarcely measured in terms of conquering territories or destroying battlefields in modern geopolitics. It is frequently quantified by
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Sanctions As Weapons: How The US Impacts Lives In Cuba? – OpEd
At the time when the world is too preoccupied with the chaos in the Middle East, another, less noticeable, but
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Iran Crisis And The Nuclear Question In Global Security – OpEd
The international nuclear debate has recently become central to global security discussions due to the Iran crisis. The main reason
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Gulf Crisis And The Rise Of A Multipolar World Order – OpEd
It is as though the Gulf crisis has become a household name, or a brand name of the international politics
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