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Tashkent Declaration 2: Phony Peace Harbinger for Afghanistan?
Could Tashkent be as a city of peacemaking for Afghanistan as it did in case of Indo-Pak (1965 War)? The First Tashkent Declaration was...
India’s Public Diplomacy in Afghanistan and Implications for Pakistan
In the modern age of globalization, states pursue their national interest through Public diplomacy and it is used as a strategy to win the...
Why does India want more presence in Afghanistan?
The enemy of an enemy is always a friend. In our field of study this can be termed as a strategic partner or an...
China’s Boao Forum for Asia and Economic Integration through CPEC
These days the “Asian Competitiveness Annual Report 2018” has become talk of the town, which says that BRI’s flagship project i.e. CPEC) is now...
Private Sector Investment Needed to Support Growth in Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s economy is forecast to moderate to 2.5% growth in 2018 and 2019 due to the challenging security and political situations in the country,...
Jihadists of Katibat Imam al Bukhari are afraid of the US strike
The US State Department added Central Asian jihadist group Katibat Imam al Bukhari (KIB) to the US government’s list of specially designated global terrorist...
China moves to counter violent and non-violent expressions of Uighur identity
China is moving on multiple fronts to pre-empt in the short-term Uighur foreign fighters fleeing Syria and Iraq from reasserting themselves in Central Asia...
Pakistan-Russia Growing Convergence of Interests
The fast changing geopolitical realities in global politics underpinned by resurgence of China and Russia and the waning hegemony of the US have paved...
Iran’s policy towards regional security threats
Over the past few decades, the geopolitical dynamics of the Middle East has changed in a way that made this region as a major...
US Call for a New Relationship
‘Trust, but verify’ an Old Russian proverb that President Reagan liked to repeat often. Trump is neither the first President nor he is going...