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The Global Security Initiative

@GlobSecInt

A student run think tank and forum for the inter-disciplinary discussion of International Security and Affairs.

Joined April 2020
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Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the fear of terrorism in the United States has dominantly been the fear of Islamist terrorism, such that the threat of right-wing terrorism has been overshadowed by this fear. globalsecurity.tech.blog/202…

The Threat of the Far-Right to the Homeland Security of the United States

Author: Assad Asil Companioni, Oxford University Introduction Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the fear of terrorism in the United States has dominantly been the fear of Islamist terrorism, such t…

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"March 2014, Doha witnessed the unprecedented withdrawal of diplomats representing major Gulf monarchies including Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Bahrain. Turkey’s response to the eruption of the crisis was timely and pointed." globalsecurity.tech.blog/202…
Turkey’s relationship with European integration and Europe itself has often been tumultuous. The country’s stance towards the continent has alternated between genuine admiration and open hostility. globalsecurity.tech.blog/202…

Turkey’s Path to European Integration

Introduction Author: Aryan Shresth, The Australian National University Turkey’s relationship with European integration and Europe itself has often been tumultuous and full of uncertainty. The count…

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The contemporary North Korean crisis has been called the “Cuban missile crisis in slow motion” by John McCain, but does this historical analogy contain any merit? globalsecurity.tech.blog/202…

The North Korean nuclear crisis: a Cuban missile crisis in slow motion?

Author: Benjamin Lapping, The Australian National University The contemporary North Korean crisis has been called the “Cuban missile crisis in slow motion” by John McCain, but does this historical …

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