Europe
Economic Crises, Currencies and Geopolitical Turning Points
The serial financial crises have exposed deep fault lines in the international financial system, and have prompted a search for a better and more stable global financial structure.
Dutch withdrawal from Afghanistan may have cascading effects
The Dutch withdrawal from Afghanistan may have cascading effects, as smaller European countries notwithstanding their importance in contribution or numerical strength, may also announce their exit citing their own national caveats in the months to come.
Global Financial Crisis: Is there a Way Out?
President Bush will host the first ever financial summit of the G-20 on November 15, 2008 in Washington to discuss the current global financial crisis which threatens the economic and political stabil
Radical Islamic Organisations in Europe: South Asia in their Discourse
In the European security calculus, terrorism has become one of the key strategic threats.
Why are we talking about an OGEC now?
In January 2007, when the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei suggested to the Secretary of the Russian Security Council, Igor Ivanov, that the two countries should explore setting up an OGEC or
Dominant European Powers and the US at Odds: The Transatlantic Media Divide
During the latest war in Iraq, which has now come to an end, there has been a persistent debate on why Europe and the US are not seeing eye-to-eye on the question of war and a host of issues pertainin
NATO Enlargement and Security Perceptions in Europe
The post-Cold War period saw North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) being expanded not once but twice.
Trends in European Defence Industries in the 1990s: An Assessment
Significant changes have been witnessed in major centres of military production in recent times.
The Terror Scenario in Europe
Suicide bombings in Jammu and Kashmir are patterned on Palestinian methods established that those actually originated in Europe and thus added an intriguing component to the Indian terror scenario.
