Non-Traditional Security Centre
The oil price Conundrum
As the saying goes, everything that goes up had to come down. The same holds true for the price of oil, which has seen a slide of around 55% in just three months.
Russia maintains energy superpower status, for now
The Russia-Georgia conflict has caused several analysts to state that Moscow’s main goal was to ensure its energy dominance in the region.
Consumers' Cartel No Panacea to Resource Nationalism
With the price of oil crossing $110 a barrel, the oil-importing countries' concerns have been mounting.
Geophysical Threats and ENMOD
The term “environment” has come to be used in security discourse at three levels.
Changing Geographical Factors in Planning and Conduct of Indian Military Operations
The changing nature of geography plays a critical role in the planning and execution of military missions.
Asian Energy Security: The Role of China and India
Economic globalisation, coupled with geopolitical instability and international terrorism, has made it impossible for any single country to secure its energy supply entirely on its own.
Whose Arctic is it anyway?
2007 will be remembered as the year of climate change and high oil prices.
