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China Lasers Hawaii, Prepares for War

This [spy balloon’s eight-day flight] path certainly suggests China is gathering intelligence for either a first or second strike on America’s nukes. Combined with the green lasers collecting atmospheric data useful for a strike by a hypersonic glide vehicle on Hawaii, American defense planners should be alarmed. The real story is that the Pentagon was caught off-guard by the recent […]

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India: Marginal Escalation In Odisha – Analysis

On February 2, 2023, a huge Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) supply dump was recovered during a combing operation by Security Forces (SFs) in Bhuruti Forest under Narla Police limits in the Kalahandi District of Odisha. The seized items include one Bharmar (country made muzzle loading gun), 11 electric detonators, gun powder, electric wire, batteries, Mosquito nets, water bottles, one […]

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Pakistan: Stifling Minorities In Sindh – Analysis

On February 3, 2023, activists of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) vandalised and demolished the minarets of an Ahmadi Mosque in the presence of the Police, near the mobile market in the Hashoo Market area of Saddar Town, Karachi, the provincial capital of Sindh. On January 18, 2023, TLP activists demolished the domes and minarets of an Ahmadi Mosque in the Martin […]

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Tamil Tiger Supremo Is Alive And Will Announce His Plans, Says Tamil Nadu Leader Nedumaran – OpEd

In a bid to fish in troubled waters, the pro-Tamil Tiger elements assert that Prabhakaran will help India keep China out of Sri Lanka and the Indian Ocean. In an apparent bid to fish in the troubled waters of Sri Lanka, pro-Tamil Tiger forces in Tamil Nadu and the Diaspora, have come out with the claim that Tiger Supremo Velupillai […]

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Tamils’ Devolution Proposals Will Put Sri Lankan President In A Fix – Analysis

The majority Sinhalese community sees any further devolution to the Provinces as a pathway to the revival of Tamil separatism As part of measures to make devolution of power under the 13th. Amendment of the Sri Lankan constitution meaningful, the Tamils have suggested that the powers now vested with Provincial Governors be pruned, and more powers granted to the Provincial […]

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Myanmar’s Arrested Environmental Activism – Analysis

In the two years since the military coup in February 2021, Myanmar’s natural environment has deteriorated as the embryonic legal and regulatory regime that was emerging during the decade of political and economic reforms has unravelled. Gold mining has significantly increased, particularly in Kachin and Shan States, causing extensive social and environmental problems. The military has issued new mining permits […]

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‘Spy Balloon’ Incident: Hidden Dragon, Crouching Eagle? – Analysis

The recent incident of a Chinese ‘spy balloon’ sighted 60,000 feet over the skies of Montana in the United States (US) which was finally shot down by a missile from a US F22 fighter jet off the coast of South Carolina has left far too many questions unanswered. Some of the most prominent among them are: What was the real […]

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Vietnam’s New Wariness And Strategic Regional Countermeasures – Analysis

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s visits to Brunei and Singapore remain geopolitically crucial for Vietnam, as he tries to shore up regional support and joint capacity in a range of criticall fronts particularly on security, supply chain resilience and economic transformation.His visit to Brunei marked the first official visit of a Vietnamese PM in 16 years. The usual focus will […]

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US backs UN assessment that new al-Qaida leader is in Iran

The United States said Wednesday its assessment aligns with a United Nations report that the new head of the al-Qaeda terror group, Saif al-Adel, is based in Iran. “When it comes to his presence there, offering safe haven to al-Qaeda is just another example of Iran’s wide-ranging support for terrorism, its destabilizing activities in the Middle East and beyond,” State […]

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For Afghanistan’s development, international community must lift sanctions: MoE

The Ministry of Economy (MoE) says the country’s ongoing economic crisis is due to continued economic and banking sanctions and the freezing of Afghanistan’s foreign reserves. According to MoE officials, although basic economic projects have not been implemented in Afghanistan in the past two decades, the Islamic Emirate is trying to use all the facilities it has to solve the […]

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