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India’s Growing Engagement with the South Caucasus
Throughout
decades the South Caucasus has played a relatively minor role in India’s
foreign policy. However, over the past several years there have been economic
and political...
Outer Space Diplomacy in South Asia
Recent SAARC Video Conference meets by the leaders of
SAARC nations opens a new hope for this regional Organisation. The remark made
by the Afghanistan President...
Kashmir Lockdown and SAARC platform to address COVID-19
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Health Dr. Zafar Mirza
on 14 March 2020 (Saturday), called for an end to the lockdown imposed in
India-occupied...
‘Da Cui Yun’ – False Flag Operation
“Customs detains Karachi-bound ship in Gujarat:
Report”
February 3, 2020, the tragic day of sheer
propaganda where India claimed Ship was carrying a dual-use autoclave in it....
India-US Defence Deal 2020: Security Implications for Pakistan
During recent Trump’s visit to India, both
the countries signed US 3 billion dollars defence deal involving various
sophisticated weapons. The deal consists of the sale...
New World Bank Project to Strengthen India’s Statistical System
The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved a $30 million
project to support the Government of India’s efforts at strengthening and
modernizing its statistical...
RA’AD-II: Enhancing Pakistan’s Deterrence Posture
Over the past few years, the South Asian
region has witnessed profound developments and enhancements of cruise missiles. This is primarily because of India’s
aspirations for...
India’s Defense Modernization and Regional Implications
The Sweden-based institute, Stockholm
International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), which focuses on conflict,
armaments, arms control and disarmament at global arena, in its latest findings
ranked India...
Indian foreign policy is growing aggressive
From Prime Minister Nehru to Narendra Modi,
India has been witnessed many changes in its 70 years-long ongoing journey. The
country which had started its traverse...
Bloodletting in Delhi: A Tighter Hug on Progrom
In
an intense echo of bloodletting during the partition of
1947, in which approximately 2million people died and several lost their
property and homes, phased into a...