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Questioning the novelty of India’s new normal
By Haris Bilal Malik In recent years Indian notions of pre-emption and so-called surgical strikes have been referred to as…
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From scapegoat back to key ally – Pakistan and the perils of US maximalism
In the two years since President Trump accused Pakistan of giving nothing but deceit and lies, relations between both countries…
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Revisiting the Ukraine-Russia-EU triangular dynamics
By Tanvi Chauhan With the narrative that floats around, one is tempted to think that the Ukraine crisis is all…
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Justifying a Pakistani response to India’s hybrid warfare campaign
By Haris Bilal Malik Hybrid warfare has irreversibly changed the dynamics of war in the contemporary era. In a way,…
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2020 could witness war between neigbouring nuke holders
By Saira Baig It’s far too easier to make war than peace in this part of region — that is…
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Applicability of international law for justice: Some remarks on Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752
By Punsara Amarasinghe and Esshan Jayawardane The pandemonium erupted following Soleimani’s death seems to have encircled the embattled regime in Iran…
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Curing Malaysia’s national psychosis
By Murray Hunter Malaysia has reached a chronic situation where the police are using the court system to suppress alternative points…
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The cowardice of Narendra Modi
Even though I never supported the BJP, I was not blindly anti-Modi and was willing to give him a chance…
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Bangladesh booms in South Asia
By Mohammad Ziauddin Bangladesh defies logic and expectations. Westerners read mostly about its tragedies: natural disasters and the world’s largest refugee…
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Russia’s diplomacy of education, Contribution to human resource development and the third world: 60 Years of RUDN
By Kester Kenn Klomegah Professor Vladimir Filippov, Rector of the Russian University of Peoples’ Friendship (RUDN) and Minister for Higher…
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