Resource Security Watch No. 8
Yemen's cholera outbreak rages on;
Migration and the Middle East water shortage;
America eyes Europe's LNG market;
Water and American energy independence;
China's controversial "Great Green Wall"
Yemen's cholera outbreak rages on;
Migration and the Middle East water shortage;
America eyes Europe's LNG market;
Water and American energy independence;
China's controversial "Great Green Wall"
Which country ranks as the largest source of foreign fighters for the Islamic State's "caliphate" in Syria and Iraq?
That dubious distinction doesn't belong to a Middle Eastern state, despite the fact that countries such as Saudi Arabia have historically been major contributors of radicals to the Islamic State's ranks. Nor is it a North African nation, even though Tunisia had previously served as the preeminent supplier of fighters for the Syrian front.
For the United States, asymmetric warfare has emerged as the “new normal.”
Legislating loyalty in Xinjiang;
Soccer as a sign of protest
Emerging Technology And Security—looking To The Future
Beyond Super Soldiers And Battle Suits
Directed Energy Weapons And Modern Warfare
The Advent Of The UAV Era
Future Thinking: The Role Of Artificial Intelligence