- 24 November, 2020
Possibility of Extension of The Armenia Azerbaijan War to Turkey and Russia
World history is full of precedents where armed conflict between the two countries has spiraled into multiparty conflict; this is how the two great wars were born. It is the fear under which the world breathes. Today once again, the world finds itself amidst a conflict. Conflict in the Caucasus between two former Soviet Republics of Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh region is making headlines. The extension of war to Turkey and Russia also depends on how Armenia and Azerbaijan fare in the battleground in the next few days.
The Convoluted Mosaic of IR: Case of Nagorno-Karabakh (Part 1 – China)
Today, the world has entered an era of multipolarization or in other words, international relations have become very complex in recent years. onomic levels and the growing propensity for each state to pursue its own national interests. The recent conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia is a classic example to explain the convoluted nature of International Relations.
The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Two ex-Soviet republics in the Caucasus region seem to have found themselves amidst fighting once again, namely Armenia and Azerbaijan. The age-old conflict is centered around the Nagorno-Karabakh region. The Nagorno-Karabakh region is mountainous but strategically vital due to its location between the two countries.
The Foreign Players in Libya
The years following 2011 have grappled Libya in a constant state of conflict. Trampled in a war between two factions,
Tug of Legitimacy in Libya
Libya, a country in North Africa bordered by Egypt to the east and Sudan in the southeast with its capital
Pakistan, Russia and the New Central Asian Alliance
What many people remember on the mention of Pakistan-Russia relations is the 1979 war in Afghanistan in which the two