While taking a walk through the Armenian Bazaar (or Vernisaj) in Yerevan, I easily distinguished the colorful bookstall owned by an Armenian retired English teacher Frunzik Tadevosiam, who hailed from Nagorno-Karabakh. He quickly…

Recent developments in Afghanistan compel one to acknowledge the seldom reiterated wisdom of Vladimir Lenin, who once stated, “there are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades…

Instrumental manipulation of movements of self-determination is neither an unusual nor a new phenomenon. Rather, states and non-state actors have carried out weaponisation of migration through two ways: migratory events,…

For well over three decades, since the beginning of the Soviet-Afghan War, Pakistan has had the opportunity to act as a key enabler in regional conflict management. The Cold War…