Political Polarization in Social Networking Sites
In her latest article, Dr. Fatima AlSebaie discusses the the use and misuse of social networking and the risks of political manipulation.
European Security Scenarios to Counter Possible Terrorist Attacks
Although it is not the first time that European countries have witnessed joint training and cooperation to counter terrorism, there are three reasons that draw attention to this exercise.
Meeting With Regional Arab Research Centers
Derasat hosts inaugural meeting between GCC research centers, stressing the importance of utilizing intellect to serve peace and prosperity.
Meeting With Regional Arab Research Centers
Dr. Shaikh Abdulla bin Ahmed Al Khalifa said that the aim of the meeting is to agree on a deliberate move that will bring clear and effective messages to the world, in addition to building a united and strong position to deal with attempts that target the security and sovereignty of our countries.
NATO Military Exercises
As NATO prepares to conduct the largest-ever exercise since the end of the Cold War, Dr. Ashraf Keshk considers the implications.
Urgent Meeting Called With Regional Research Centers
DERASAT has announced that it is calling an urgent meeting with neighboring research centers to discuss a joint action plan that will confront current campaigns…
Lecture at the Royal College of Command, Staff and National Defense
During a lecture at the Royal College of Command, Staff and National Defense, Dr. Shaikh Abdulla bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, Chairman of Derasat…
US National Defence College Visits Derasat
A high-ranking military delegation from the United States National Defence College (Keystone) visited Derasat in the presence of the Deputy Ambassador of the United States…
Chinese Forces to Combat Terrorism Abroad: A New Strategy for the Chinese Armed Forces
In his latest opinion piece, Dr Ashraf Keshk discusses the implications of China’s recent decision to set up…
Why Do Employers Ask You for Your Salary Expectations?
In Dr. Omar AlUbaydli’s latest article in The National, he delves into the reasoning behind that awkward question…