Examining methods and motivations surrounding lone wolf terrorism. By Ishka Yadav. (06/17/2019)

Overview of the strategic disarmament between US and RF/USSR. By Alexander Savelyev. (08/16/2018)

What lies ahead for space security in South Asia? By Adarsh Vijay. (02/26/2018)

In this paper, author explores religious ideology can be regarded as a sufficient and necessary condition for suicide terrorism.  By Sinko Gabor. (02/16/2018)

Analysis of China-India security relations, seen through the lens of Doklam. By Ashna Joy. (10/20/2017)

Interview with Dr. Anis Bajrektarevic. (07/11/2017) First published by The Diplomat.

Essay provides an analysis of the South China Sea dispute, focusing on the developments throughout the years. By Apala Chaturvedi. (05/31/2017)

Paper seeks to determine what, if any, threat is posed to the security of the United States by the activities of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. By Aaron Pultman. (03/01/2017)

An alternative approach to ending the ongoing crisis on the Korean Peninsula. By Peter Murphy. (02/24/2017)

Guide to understanding the taxonomy of arms control strategies, and outlines the main barriers facing arms control regimes and organizations. By Robert Dormer. (11/14/2016)

Paper analyzes the state of the Biological Weapons Convention. By  Robert Dormer (10/28/2016).

Analyis of Safe Haven, an explicit favoring of one religion/ ethnic group against another in the face of atrocities committed by ISIS. By Mustafa Akhwand. (09/30/2016)

Does globalization terrorism seems to constitute significantly more security challenges than ever before? By Gabor Sinko. (09/22/2016)

A look at deficiencies in the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention and how to strengthen it. By Abhinav Dutta. (09/03/2016)

Paper aske, have nuclear weapons acted, to some extent, as the Leviathan of international politics since 1945? By Jibraan Mansoor. (07/05/2016)

A proposal for a random-based federalized solution to the problem. By Prof. Dr. Matthias Klumpp. (07/01/2016)

Paper analyzes the evolution of the deterrence model and areas in which further adaptation would be feasible for current conditions and circumstance.  By Kopal Mukim. (05/23/2016)

Privacy has long been protected, but will face a new dimension of protection for the generations to come. By Dr. Jasna Cošabic. (04/26/2016)

Three factors develop the strategic and global nuclear balance. By Prof. Giancarlo Elia Valori. (04/14/2016)

Attention to terrorism and ISIS has been growing in relation to the Russian involvement in the Syrian war and the risk of a “contagion” that, from North Africa and Middle East, could af... Read More...