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Massoud Barzani: A Regional Powerbroker Rises in Iraqi Kurdistan
Massoud Barzani: A Regional Powerbroker Rises in Iraqi Kurdistan
The Geopoliticalmonitor's Daniel Moore explores how the leader of Iraqi Kurdistan is making his mark on Iraqi politics. 
 
The Risks of an Israeli Intervention in Syria
The Risks of an Israeli Intervention in Syria
The Geopoliticalmonitor's Suzane Mneimneh explores some of the potential risks involved in an Israeli intervention in the Syrian conflict. 
 
A Brief History of Islamic Fundamentalism in Chechnya
A Brief History of Islamic Fundamentalism in Chechnya
The Geopoliticalmonitor's Daniel Bodirsky reveals how Islamic fundamentalism is a newcomer to Chechnya. 
 
China & North Korea: New Strains on Old Paradigms
China & North Korea: New Strains on Old Paradigms

North Korea’s recent bout of brinkmanship could stretch China’s support for its erstwhile ally to the limit.

 
China-India Relations: Cooperation and Conflict
China-India Relations: Cooperation and Conflict
Part one in a series examining China-India relations in the 21st century.
 
World Briefing, April 2013
World Briefing, April 2013
A list of some of the critical economic and security issues facing the world in April 2013, covering: North Korea, Japan, China, the Central African Republic, Cyprus, India, Pakistan, Argentina, and Myanmar. 
 
The Opening Act of a Guerilla War in Mali
The Opening Act of a Guerilla War in Mali

Those proclaiming an end to the Mali conflict might have spoken too soon, argues Zachary Fillingham of the Geopoliticalmonitor.com.

 
The Eternal Déjà vu of Inter-Korean Conflict
The Eternal Déjà vu of Inter-Korean Conflict

The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Zachary Fillingham examines why North Korea’s recent behavior has left many global pundits scratching their heads in confusion.

 
Australia's National Security Paper: A Case of Lost Opportunities?
Australia's National Security Paper: A Case of Lost Opportunities?

Dr. Murray Hunter analyzes the latest Australian defense white paper with an eye on whether or not policymakers in Canberra have missed a big opportunity. 

 
Syrian Civil War: The View from the Ground
Syrian Civil War: The View from the Ground

At two years old, up to 65,000 dead, and with no end in sight, the Syrian civil war can officially be called a stalemate. This report provides an objective outlook on the current military balance, as well as a forecast on how the conflict might come to be resolved.  

 
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