The recent ‘X’ episode with the Brazilian Supreme Court has renewed the debate over sovereignty of nation-states and freedom of speech in the international domain.
The UK government’s decision to restrict certain arms exports to the UK highlights the supply chain dynamics that permeate the international arms market as well as the external sources of defence components/equipment of Israel, itself a major arms exporter.
The FATF Mutual Evaluation Report on India highlights substantial improvements in plugging vulnerabilities associated with tackling money laundering and countering terrorist finance.
Despite the recent devastating floods in North Korea, the refusal of Pyongyang to accept foreign aid reflects the revival of Juche ideology under the leadership of Kim Jong-un.
Comments and Briefs
2024 Presidential Election in Sri Lanka: An Analysis
The ‘X’ Episode in Brazil: Between Sovereignty and Freedom of Speech
The UK’s Arms Export Restrictions on Israel in Perspective
Sahel’s Terrorism Problem(s)
Digital Blue Zone: Ensuring Maritime Cyber Security
Profiling Japan’s New Prime Minister
India’s Mutual Evaluation Report 2024: Assessment and Implications
Israel–Hamas War: One Year On
The Geopolitics of North Korea’s Juche Ideology under Kim Jong-un
Regulating India’s Online Gaming Industry