Conflict Diplomacy in a Turbulent World
Great powers and wealthy countries must challenge “us vs. them” rhetoric and not use the UN Security Council and forums like the G7 to only further…
Asanga Abeyagoonasekera · 4 July 2022
Defence and Security
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Automation of Naval Systems and Operational Risks: Lessons for the Philippine Navy in Multi-Domain Battlespace
The Philippine Navy should also recognize the value of joint warfighting along the electromagnetic spectrum. Competition in multi-domain naval warfare requires interception of signals and who…
NIICE · 27 May 2022
Russia-Ukraine Crisis and its Impact on the Position of India in the Global World Scenario
One of the most pressing issues is how long can India maintain its relevance and balance its diplomacy when major powers such as the US are…
NIICE · 26 May 2022
Xi’s Global Security Initiative: New Wine in the same Bottle or More?
Global Security Initiative seemed to be an extended version of Beijing’s earlier security initiatives that suits the current geopolitical situation and will not bring any drastic…
NIICE · 25 May 2022
A Historical Perspective on US-North Korea Nuclear Diplomacy and a Way Forward
A conglomeration of like-minded countries is the need of an hour to propose policy alternatives to approach North Korea. A progressive approach towards peace and disarmament…
NIICE · 21 April 2022
How Ukraine War has Changed German Security Policy
The increase in defence spending by Germany would achieve two objectives, first, it will contribute to European Security and second, it will reduce the burden on…
NIICE · 15 April 2022
NATO’s Role in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
The Obama administration’s stunningly arrogant interference in Ukraine’s domestic political affairs in 2013 and 2014 to assist demonstrators in overthrowing Ukraine’s elected, pro-Russia president was the…
NIICE · 23 March 2022
Who is Paying the Price of the Ukraine Crisis?
This war on Ukraine will be a testimony to the limits of military support superpowers can yield when it comes to war, and the underlying unfinished…
NIICE · 16 March 2022
Information Warfare between Ukraine and Russia
The pro-active measure in early February to declassify documents pertaining to Russian intelligence by United States President Joseph Biden proved to be a decisive action that…
Asanga Abeyagoonasekera · 13 March 2022
Turbulent Times Ahead for Arms Control Regime
The war in Ukraine has exposed the delicate security environment in the international system and has shown that countries are willing to break international norms to…
NIICE · 11 March 2022
A Perceived Threat in the Russian-Ukraine Crisis
Giving member status to Ukraine in NATO will also by default abide by Article 5 of the NATO agreement, which will be the bad foreign policy…
NIICE · 27 February 2022
Russia’s Major Interests Over Ukraine
Since Ukraine is an independent country, it has the right to decide whether it remains non-aligned or moves towards NATO but the United States and West…
NIICE · 26 February 2022