The Egyptian coup and Obama’s dilemma

By Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine Staff Writer Washington finds its back swinging against the wall Monday, trying to find the right words to explain what took place in Egypt when that country’s Supreme Council headed by Field Marshall Tantawi severely limits...

General McChrystal under fire

CSMS Magazine Staff Writers   At a close door cabinet meeting on Tuesday, President Barack Obama flatly rejected deceitful comments made by his top general in Afghanistan.  Gen. Stanley McChrystal, who heads the war in that country against the Taliban,...

India’s foreign diplomacy in Afghanistan worries US and Pakistan

By Ajay Prakash  As the war in Afghanistan is set to escalate with an Obma’s new surge of 30,000 troops, so is the political reality of proxy politics in Central Asia. Of course, in difficult terrains and in protracted warfare, high-tech weaponry...

Leslie Manigat and the ancillary findings (Part II)

CSMS Magazine Staff Writers Politic has never been an effortless, uninvolved business. It has always been a complex undertaking that, at times, requires gut-wrenching decisions in order to reach the height of the golden mean. Having said that, to bring...