Non-traditional Security Studies addresses the mounting non-traditional issues and challenges in the South Asian region arising from non-military sources, such as Climate Change, Irregular Migration, Terrorism, Resource Wars, Disaster Management, Drug Trafficking, Transnational Crime etc. Factors as such are the security challenges that aren’t considered mainstream and are emerging as dynamics in conflict therefore affecting the national and international security becoming a part of non-traditional security issues that has emerged as the greatest challenges of 21st century.
Developed countries have already served notices about restriction of calling and sending email after office time, compulsory leave for family members, shortening office time and introducing Wednesday holiday to enjoy life, to realize the meaning of life ...
BIMSTEC is the ideal platform to provide greater visibility to Nepal in the Indo-Pacific region. The initiative also realises India’s new economic interests and geostrategic ambitions in regions beyond its immediate neighbourhood, by connecting the Bay of Bengal to Southeast Asia ...
The need for regulation of the digital intermediaries cannot be debated but the selection of an appropriate method for escalation still needs to be reassessed. The co-regulation model is a more dependable system of regulation as it allows the public and private players to work as collaborators resulting in cooperation between state, civil society, and market players ...
Insights from Realism do help explain, to a certain degree, the prevailing international order and what might follow in the coming months, but it is important to remember that no International Relations theory perfectly explains the world at all times ...
Information as a weapon is effectively immersing among countries and China is making best use of it. Countries should develop faculties with independent fact-checking, strong cybersecurity, firewalls and alliance mechanisms ...
The Government of Bangladesh should focus on the skill-training in nursing, health technology, management, medicine and hospitality, as part of its migration strategy. As the overseas employees of South Asian countries are some of the biggest sufferers, a collective South Asian platform can also be utilised to mitigate the problem. ...
The SAARC should periodically meet through video conference at the level of Ministers or Secretaries. All governments in the developing world should give special attention to the vulnerable sections such as workers working far away from home ...
COVID-19 and its Impact on Human Traffickin ...
As the entire world is combating a global pandemic crisis that has impacted all of our social, economic, political and even our mental wellbeing, it is necessary that amidst all of these, there is a need to take a call and aid the requirements of the helpless survivors of trafficking ...