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‘Six weeks of Indian Disinformation in Kashmir Lockdown’
The Indian
curfew in Srinagar, capital to Jammu and Kashmir territory climbs to six weeks.
Not only are the roads concealed with military troops but the...
Abrogation of Article 370 and Pakistan’s Pathetic Response
Pakistan, which is a party to Kashmir
dispute could not make significant move after the Indian decision to scrap
Article 370. The fragile economy, conventional military...
National Interest surpassing human rights: Case study of Kashmir
Authors: Rizwan Malik and Areeja Syed
The Indian government revoked the
exceptional status accorded to Indian-occupied Kashmir in Indian constitution.
This sudden development is the most sweeping...
Pakistan’s Skepticism on India’s NFU Policy Stands Validated
The South Asian region is widely regarded
as vulnerable to the threat of nuclear war. This is largely because of the
Kashmir issue’s dangerous potential as...
Eurasia’s Great Game: India, Japan and Europe play to Putin’s needs
Eurasia’s Great Game is anything but simple and straightforward.
A burgeoning alliance between China and Russia that at least for now is
relegating potential differences between...
Pakistan’s peace-loving gestures are considered its weakness, unfortunately
Pakistan is
a peace-loving nation and a responsible state. The leadership, civil and
military. Both are visionary and rational very much. Pakistan was the hub of
western...
Webinar: Kashmir Outside the Crosshairs- Does Anyone Care about Kashmir?
Join Modern Diplomacy and our Executive Vice Chairman, Prof. Matthew Crosston, for a Live Intelligence briefing / Webinar, on Sunday September 29 at 18:30...
India Amidst the Follies of a Winnable Nuclear War
As tensions between India and Pakistan simmer
over the deteriorating situation in Kashmir, the ever-present specter of
nuclear war continues to dominate present discourse. This has...
A bird’s eye view of Asia: A continental landscape of minorities in peril
Many in Asia look at the Middle East with a mixture of expectation of
stable energy supplies, hope for economic opportunity and concern about a
potential...
Why the Weird and Uncompromising Get Elected
Why is it that the US and Britain have
chosen weird uncompromising leaders when the essence of statesmanship is
calculated compromise. Worse, if not shocking, is...