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• The Great Himalayan Chessboard: China, India, And The Geopolitical Gambit In Nepal – Analysis
  December 8, 2023
  Nepal’s geographical and topographical attributes have endowed it with a newfound significance in the foreign policy realm, where nations strategically pursue power and influence. This significance is particularly
• Jammu And Kashmir: Tightening The Noose Around Terrorist Facilitators – OpEd
  December 8, 2023
  In his book titled ‘Pakistan at Knife’s Edge’, veteran Pakistani journalist notes that “Whether or not Pakistan won anything in the two Jihads of 1980’s [in Afghanistan] and 1990’s [in J&K], many
• Why India Is Resilient To Global Sanctions – Analysis
  December 8, 2023
  Robust growth in 2nd quarter GDP of 2023-24 (July -September) re-stablished that India is resilient to global sanctions, projecting its strong economic fundamentals. India pinned continuous growth in GDP in all quarters
• Myanmar’s Instability Deepens As The World Watches Silently – Analysis
  December 8, 2023
  Myanmar’s stability has eroded significantly since the 2021 military coup. But the coordinated attack by multiple separatist and pro-democracy groups in October and November 2023 has seen military outposts, villages,
• The Evolution Of The Modern State System: Does Pakistan Meet The Criteria Of A Modern State? – OpEd
  December 8, 2023
  Concept of the state systemHistorical records reveal that the very concept and nodes of the modern nation-state system can be traced back to the creation of Greek city-states when first they came to prominence around
• Reuters Doesn’t Really Understand Why India Is Opposed To Sikh Separatism
  December 8, 2023
  From India’s perspective, these anti-state forces have exploited Western liberalism to live cozy lives and fund their separatist activities back home through illegal activity, all the while the host governments fail
• Afghanistan’s Enigma Under Taliban Rule – OpEd
  December 8, 2023
  It has been 20 months since the Taliban seized control of Kabul, bringing an end to two decades of warfare in Afghanistan. However, the cessation of hostilities has not translated into an improvement in the lives of
• Unraveling The Complex Web: The Taliban’s Proxy Warfare In Afghanistan – OpEd
  December 8, 2023
  In the aftermath of the Taliban’s control over Afghanistan, a clandestine network has emerged under the umbrella of the Taliban’s self-proclaimed Islamic Emirate, led by the shadowy non-state actor known as the TTA
• Afghan Insurgent Groups Step Up Attacks, Political Campaign Against Taliban
  December 8, 2023
  Two Afghan insurgent groups, made up mainly of former government and military officials, claim to have killed at least 50 Taliban officials and soldiers during November. The hit-and-run insurgency has been most active
• China says IEA must reform before government can be recognized
  December 8, 2023
  China said on Tuesday Afghanistan’s Taliban government will need to introduce political reforms, improve security and mend relations with its neighbours before receiving full diplomatic recognition, Barrons reported