Avinav Singh Khatri

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AVINAV SINGH KHATRI is a research intern at Nepal Institute for International Co-operation and Engagement (NIICE) and holds a Master's degree in International Studies from Symbiosis School of International Studies, Pune. His research interests include political and peacebuilding affairs, governance, foreign policy, social justice, and humanitarian and development issues.

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Nepalese Prime Minister Prachanda’s Visit to India: A Game-Changer or a Political Tightrope?

The long-awaited India Visit of Nepalese Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda took place from 31st May to 3rd June. The tradition of visiting...

Strengthening International Safeguards for Nuclear Technology: The Role of Saudi Arabia

This article discusses the growing concern regarding nuclear technology proliferation and the significance of promoting transparency and accountability in the use of nuclear technology....

Navigating Regional Geopolitical Dilemmas: India’s Foreign Secretary’s Visit to Nepal

India's Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra made a two-day visit to Nepal on February 13-14, intending to strengthen bilateral ties between the two countries....

What Nepal’s recent general elections verdict unfolds, whose interest does the new government serves?

As often quoted by political pundits, democracy is sometimes dramacracy Nepal's current political environment perfectly resembles this saying. Federal and provincial assembly general elections...

India’s response to Taliban 2.0 and a comparative analysis with Taliban 1.0

Authors: Avinav Singh Khatri and Vedant Choudhary An important, albeit now suppressed, international security concern is the exodus of the US from Afghanistan and, consequently...

An Analysis of Security Concerns Arising From Indo-Nepal Open Border

The long-standing ties between history, culture, tradition, and religion provide the foundation of the close, extensive, and nuanced linkages between India and Nepal, which...

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The Oleshky Test: Why Ukraine’s Only Durable Deals Have Been the Small Ones

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