The Plight of South Asian Migrant Workers in the Gulf
The governments, along with the activists, should put the safety of blue collared workers in the Gulf on priority. Similarly, in the long run, a plan…
NIICE · 13 April 2020
Category: NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITY STUDIES
Cyber Security and Internet Governance in Nepal
For strengthening the cybersecurity in Nepal, the guidelines governing the data protection, intellectual property, privacy, cybercrime and cyber terrorism should be established and revised in the…
NIICE · 12 April 2020
COVID-19: Menace for All, Not a Few
The countries should learn from each other to overcome this pandemic. They should also give more importance to public health and strengthen the international organisations like…
NIICE · 11 April 2020
COVID-19 in Japan: The Biggest Crisis in Post War Era
Japan, being a technological power, has been at the forefront of developing a vaccine Avigan against the COVID-19. Prime Minister Abe, who has been the longest…
NIICE · 11 April 2020
Oil Bonanza: A Relief for Indian Economy
Stability of oil market and low Brent crude prices is always in favor of Indian economy because it is solely dependent upon imports of fuel. The…
NIICE · 9 April 2020
COVID-19: Bio-Security, its Limits and Importance
The challenge against known bio threats becomes harder for countries where a sizeable proportion of its population is indigent making vaccination more difficult. In the long-term,…
NIICE · 8 April 2020
COVID-19: A Wakeup Call for the Climate Crisis
The world is increasingly at the risk of pandemics and fighting them without addressing the actual cause would be wrong-headed. The climate crisis still remains a…
Sunaina Karki · 8 April 2020
C-rude Tactics: Behind the Russia-Saudi Oil War
The global oil market may soon pull through from the preliminary setback, but the energetic American shale industry might be severely affected by a superficial ally…
Abhishek Mohanty · 7 April 2020
Injecting Health into India’s Regional Diplomacy
India can play a bigger role in increasing the potential of its neighbouring countries, given its relative advances not only in modern healthcare system but also…
Dr. Monish Tourangbam · 6 April 2020
COVID-19 Pandemic: The Socio-Economic Impact on Bangladesh
Bangladesh is over populated with poor health facilities which make the people of the region vulnerable, exposed and impuissant to this invisible enemy. The announcement of…
Dr. Hoimonti Barua · 5 April 2020