By Ms. Malin Linnea Dahl Innbjoer, SIA Intern (UK-based) North Korea’s authoritarian regime, nuclear program, human rights violations and closed borders have been the status quo for a long time. …read more
By Dr. Huda Al-Nuaimy, Deputy Director General Scientific Research Al Istishari Al Strategy, Abu Dhabi, UAE and Member of the SIA Advisory Board Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced on …read more
SAGE International Australia (SIA) Series on Ethical Capitalism By Ms. Astrid Vikström, SIA Intern (UK-based) Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) relates to the conduct of corporations, and in particular to their …read more
John Bruni speaks to Col. Sandy Wade OBE (Ret’d) on the challenges and opportunities in the Horn of Africa region, a region long known for poverty and violence. Click here …read more
One of the most interesting things of the ongoing North Korean Crisis[i] is its inability to be solved by conventional military or diplomatic means. Fifty years from now we may …read more
Since 9/11, the cycle of terrorism has gone from bad to worse.[i] The tempo, scale and targeting of terrorist operations against the West has increased. There is no easy answer …read more
Since the middle of the 1990s, the State of Qatar has pursued a policy of strategic hedging, cultivating relations with friends and allies outside the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which …read more
Never neglect the “demos” in Democracy. It is almost exactly a year since the British people defied expectations and voted to leave the European Union. Since then, it has been …read more
When I wrote my last article for SIA Wanted: a New Ideology I did what philosophers have a tendency to do: I put the cart before the horse. In the …read more
SAGE International Australia (SIA) Study on Contemporary Issues By Dr. Jonathan Z. Ludwig, Visiting Assistant Professor of Russian at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, USA And Member of the SIA …read more