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Kashmir: Will Modi accept Pakistan’s Khan’s talks offer?
Once again Pakistan’s prime minister has
welcomed India to talk about the Kashmir dispute.
He had earlier advocated a Good-Friday
(Ireland)-like solution of the dispute. While...
The ‘High-Risk Low-Gain’ Politics of the Kashmir Issue
Over the
last few days, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan seems to have come under
tremendous fire for his recent statements regarding a possible future
settlement with...
Summing Up Indo-Pak Escalation Post Pulwama
Authors: Amar
Maruti Patil & Adithya Anil Variath
The recent
escalation between two South Asian Nuclear Powers – India and Pakistan rattled
the whole sub-continent and sent alarm...
Election News this Week as Assange Goes to Jail
The depressing Israeli election is over -- a choice
between the right and the hard right. No
room for Israeli Arabs or Palestinians who were encouraged...
Election 2019 in India and its possible impact
Election 2019 in India has withdrawn the
world attention. As the outcome of the election will have a very deep impact on
regional security as well...
Pakistan’s foreign-office view of Article 370: A faux pas
In his weekly press briefing, Pakistan foreign-office director general (South Asia and SAARC) Dr. Mohammad Faisal said (April 6, 2019), “Pakistan will never accept...
Behind the Shinning Veil
2019 started off as a promising year for Pakistan who ecstatically
outdid her neighboring countries in a phenomenal way in terms of happiness and
patriotism. Interestingly,...
India: Congress May Be?
The world
is about to witness the biggest democratic exercise of election in world’s
second most populous country as the conquest of throne begins in this...
From Nuclear Energy to Nuclear Proliferator
Remembering “Atoms for Peace” speech? What
was the point of peace if billions remained in poverty? President Eisenhower believed that arm’s reduction wouldn’t be sufficient...
Jammu & Kashmir: What happens if India repeals Articles 35-A and 370 of its Constitution?
India’s Union minister Jaitley declared, `Article 35 A was “surreptitiously” included in the Indian Constitution. It was
a “historical blunder” committed by Jawaharlal Nehru”’....