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Kerfuffle about Kashmir’s `special status’

It is eerie that Pakistan's foreign office, media and politicians have shallow understanding of the Kashmir dispute. Let us not forget dimensions to the Kashmir dispute....

Kashmir: Rage and Reason- Book Review

Kashmir is glorified the world over as paradise on the earth, second to Switzerland in terms of scenic beauty, serene valleys, calm and fresh waters and...

Refugee law in the context of Bangladesh

Around 250,000 Urdu-speaking refugees are living in 116 deferent camps in Bangladesh. Those who were called 'Bihari'. They came here to save their lives when the...

Civilisationalism: Ignoring early warning signs at one’s peril

A controversy about a University of British Columbia invitation to a Chinese advocate of forced re-education and assimilation of ethnic minorities highlights the risks involved...

Why we should care about Julian Assange

Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange in 2010 published information provided to him by then-US Army Pfc. Bradley E. Manning that comprised nearly 750,000 classified or unclassified but...

Saudi religious moderation: How real is it?

Meet Mohammed bin Abdul-Karim Al-Issa, the public face of Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman’s version of moderate Islam. A 54-year old former justice minister, Mr. Al-Issa, one...

Modi’s Victory: Are We Envisaging a Surge in Religious Extremism?

Indubitably, India’s federal election 2019— the most intriguing issue among many young Indian voters and international stakeholders—was the most wide-ranging and probably most expensive election campaign in...

Does or doesn’t it work? Sustainability of Chinese re-education may be tested

The effectiveness of China’s effort to brainwash Uyghurs and Central Asian Muslims in the troubled north-western province of Xinjiang may be tested. With the recent release...

The Modern Tragedy of Child Marriage

Authors: Pooja Shah & Russell Whitehouse “And just like that, my mother was married to the village chaiwala when she was 14!” I distinctly recall my...

The Aching Heart and the Blinking Eye

Agreed, by the fact that democracy happens to the form of government that by common consent can resolve all issues that fall in the domain of...

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The Anti-Ballistic Coalition: Laudable Intent with Unrealistic Promises

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