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Space: The Ungoverned Orbit

Archive, Space Deterrence & Conflict1967 Outer Space Treaty, anti-satellite weapons, Arms Control, Arms Race, Balochistan Think Tank Network, civilian infrastructure, commercial satellites, confidence-building measures, dual-use technology, enforcement, geopolitical realities, international agreements, international law, legal framework, militarization, Nuclear Weapons, satellite communications, space debris, space diplomacy, space situational awareness, transparency, United Nations, verification, voluntary commitments, weaponization

Space: The Ungoverned Orbit

Muneeb Ur Rahman0 Comments

Published: August 3, 2026 Under the 1967 United Nations Outer Space Treaty, states recognize that the exploration and use of outer space should be carried out for peaceful purposes, for…

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Redrawn Boundaries in the Eastern Mediterranean: Türkiye’s New Legal Moves

Archive, Defense & Security, Economics & Trade, Emerging Threats, Government & PoliticsAegean Sea, Blue Homeland doctrine, Deterrence, eastern Mediterranean, EastMed pipeline, energy resources, Exclusive Economic Zone, geopolitical competition, geopolitical realism, geopolitical strategies, Greece, international law, international waters, Islands, islets, Lausanne Treaty, legal framework, legal frameworks, Libya, maritime delimitation, maritime jurisdiction, maritime strategy, militarization, natural gas, Paris Treaty, regional balance of power. , regional security, revisionism, rocks, security architecture, security vacuum, sovereignty, territorial waters, Turkish parliament, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

Redrawn Boundaries in the Eastern Mediterranean: Türkiye’s New Legal Moves

Nazım Fatsa0 Comments

Published: June 29, 2026 An Exclusive Economic Zone does not grant absolute territorial sovereignty to a coastal state. However, it secures the exclusive rights of a coastal state to explore…

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Russian Nuclear Deterrence and the Ghost of Stalin

Archive, Arms Control & Nonproliferation, Strategic Adversariesambiguity, Arms Control, Arzamas-16, assured retaliation, centralized oversight, coercive statecraft, command and control, Deterrence, escalate to de-escalate, espionage, external hostility, industrialization, intimidation, invincible nuclear systems, Joseph Stalin, Manhattan Project, militarization, Military Strategy, nuclear arsenal, nuclear briefcase, Nuclear Deterrence, nuclear doctrine, Nuclear Weapons, political leverage, political supremacy, psychological foundations, Russia, security, security apparatus, sovereignty, Soviet atomic project, Soviet Union, Stalinist heritage, statecraft, strategic culture, superpower status, tactical nuclear weapons, Vladimir Putin, Western powers

Russian Nuclear Deterrence and the Ghost of Stalin

Stephen Cimbala0 Comments

Published: June 5, 2026 Russia’s nuclear strategy occupies a central place in global security debates. With the world’s largest and most diverse nuclear arsenal and a leadership that frequently employs nuclear rhetoric, Russia’s approach…

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