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NSCN-K: Unsettled equations
By Nijeesh N At least five militants of the Khaplang faction of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) and three…
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Indo-Pakistani war: Battles to celebrate
By Adeel Mukhtar Mirza “Who wishes to fight must first count the cost” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War Even fifty years…
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Reminiscing 1965: A hard earned right to celebrate
By Sadia Kazmi Going through the tales of 1965 war always brings a sense of pride to the whole nation.…
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Bangladesh: Censorship by murder
By S. Binodkumar Singh On September 2, 2015, four eminent personalities, including Chittagong District Court’s Additional Public Prosecutors Ashok Kumar Das…
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Nepal: Enduring vulnerabilities
By Ajit Kumar Singh August 24, 2015, turned out to be the bloodiest day in Nepal since the Comprehensive Peace Agreement…
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Got a reason to celebrate Defense Day?
By Maimuna Ashraf As the Defense Day is approaching, many outrageous accounts are appearing, struggling to reveal a novel version…
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The new world order and China’s role in it
By Atilla Marjan Thirty years ago China’s share of world trade hovered below 1% but has increased more than tenfold…
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China’s overseas colossal infrastructural profile: A reality check
By Ipshita Bhattacharya Introduction The world’s longest sea bridge, the longest gas pipeline a high speed railways, a tunnel system…
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Prospects of development: Pakistan’s relations with Central Asia
By Nasurullah Brohi The geo-strategic, political and economic significance of the Central Asia makes it one of the most important regions…
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Is the Iranian deal the beginning of a new diplomatic era in the Middle East?
By Rocío Corrales Rayón It is no secret that Oman played the broker in the Iranian nuclear deal, and Sultan Qaboos…
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