Why Al-Qaeda will always remain a bigger threat than the Islamic State
The article provides a multitude of reasons to substantiate the claim that Al-Qaeda poses a bigger threat to the world than the ISIS.
Models of Counter-terrorism – The Indonesian Model of Surveillance
The author describes the Indonesian model of combating terrorism which is a yardstick for countries to measure their security preparations.
Dusk of the golden days for Red Bull Racing?
Red Bull Racing, and Sebastian Vettel's F1 Racing season has got off to a horrific start in 2014. But, as the writer puts it, all is not lost for either…
Should ransom payments be made to terrorist groups to secure the release of hostages?
The ISIS's recent inhumane acts have once again turned everyone's attention to the hostage problem. The writer analyzes the Governments' response to this dilemma.
The Real Tragedy in Ferguson
The writer recounts the horrors of what followed in the aftermath of Michael Brown's killing in the small, sleepy suburb of Ferguson in Missouri.
WHO Let the Dogs Out: The Implications of the Emerging Ebola Threat
The writer talks of the likely impact, the outbreak of Ebola will have on how nations across the globe will react to pandemics in the future, if need be.
Plutocracy, 2014 : The Unfortunate Story of Gaza
Gaza is the victim of a terrible war. And, as the writer writes, this war is the manifestation of high-handedness, plutocracy, hypocrisy and barbarism.
Genocide and After in Cambodia
The Cambodian genocide was another blot on the blemished history of mankind. How did such horror come to pass? The writer provides the details.
Russia and the story of a crying kid
The writer tells us how Russia's recent ban of food imports from the EU and USA might completely miss its intended targets, instead backfiring on Putin himself.
The Story of Africa: Why the second largest continent fails to make it large
Africa's tumultuous history has been succeeded by a turbulent present. The writer takes a look at the sorry state of affairs in the region.