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Sino-Indian relations in flux?
India became independent on August 15, 194
while China on April 1, 1950. Sino-Indian relations have since witnessed
ups and downs from bonhomie, hindi-chinee bhai bhai...
Indo-Pacific Region: A hotspot of rivalry
The Pacific
region in post-Cold-War period is fast changing its strategic complexion. This
region had been under United States’ influence. But, the USA and its proxies
like...
Where PM Modi Pushing India?
Once upon a time in
history, India was a democratic and secular county. But today, there is no
democracy, nor secularism. It has been hijacked by...
What’s forthcoming for Pakistan-USA relationship?
It was the first day of 2018 and the
United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump – who had just welcomed the New
Year with a lavish...
India’s Evolving Nuclear Posture: Implications for Pakistan
It’s been
twenty one years to the emergence of India, as an explicit nuclear weapon state
(NWS), yet India needs to express the details about the...
Questioning the Novelty of India’s New Normal
In recent years Indian notions of
Pre-emption and so-called surgical strikes have been referred to as the ‘new
normal’ by many in India. These have contributed...
India-Pakistan: Stitched in Multilateral Interests
Bilaterally botched relationship, Pakistan and India would be working together in an economic and strategic multilateral forum of Eurasia’s Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). The...
India’s Modi: Messiah or Menace
When the Hindu sages developed their way of
life, they divided people into four castes: Brahmins, the thinkers,
scholars and priests at the top for they...
Bangladesh’s Fantasy of a Developing Country Status in Perplexity
Shaikh Hasina, the premier of Bangladesh, has long been accused of
sacrificing her country’s interests and selling
out to India by her political critics. This narrative...
The EU-India FTA saved is human-rights earned
EU Trade Agreements are subjected to a
three pronged review before the European Parliament (EP), Council and the European
Court of Justice (ECJ), which ordinarily would...