Russian disintegration resulted by the host of reasons as like economic challenges, ethnic diversity, nationalistic aspirations, constant pressure by USA and support for separatists from USA paved way for the disintegration of mighty soviet Union in late twentieth century. In this blog post, “Russian Disintegration and the Emergence of a Unipolar World” I will explore […]
Ideological differences between two superpowers, post world war II power struggle, and arms race polarized world into two power centers. Thereafter, the surfaced hostility and proxy wars, pressure tactics paved the way for war like situation between two power centers. Such tension and hostility is called cold war that lasted around four decades. In this
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The modern arms race that was began with The Scientific Revolution and colonial competition was more lethal and devastating than that of earlier one. In short, arms race means developing powerful weapons and military capabilities. The intent may be to deter opponents or take control of others by force. In this blog, “The Arms Race: A Historical
With the fall of the “Berlin wall” in 1989, World consequently transformed as uni-polar with supremacy by prevailing circumstantial elements. Thereafter, over three decades, US remained at the helm as sole power center. But, is ongoing rise of China a challenge for the Unipolar world and US supremacy? Is Unipolar World changing really? Let’s see