1. The conflict between Caliphist and US-supremacist forces represents the most serious geostrategic threat to the system of states

2. Critics say that the US policy is derived from geostrategic interests in Balkanising and controlling the strategically crucial region of East Africa.

3. Cyberwar Case Study: Georgia 2008 by David Hollis The Russian-Georgian War in August of 2008 represented a long history of geostrategic conflict between the two nations and was based on many complex factors: geopolitical, legal, cultural, and economic

4. As Bougainville prepares for a referendum on independence, Australia must navigate a policy response that acknowledges the history of conflict and colonialism there, Bougainville nationalism, PNG sensitivities, the principles of the guiding Bougainville Peace Agreement and new geostrategic realities to help forge a lasting solution

5. Cyberwar Case Study: Georgia 2008 by David Hollis Download The Full Article: Cyberwar Case Study: Georgia 2008 The Russian-Georgian War in August of 2008 represented a long history of geostrategic conflict between the two nations and was based on many complex factors: ¬geopolitical, legal, cultural, and economic

6. Taking into account India’s geostrategic location and interests in the South Asian region, the two Prime Ministers resolved to deepen and extend existing bilateral consultation and cooperation in these areas through the establishment of an annual senior official South Asia dialogue covering security including terrorism, connectivity, and maritime issues.