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Who is behind Hazara’s Killing?
Evidently, Quetta’s Hazaras are the Mongols, who migrated from Central Asia to the Banyan District in Afghanistan. They belong to the Shia faction of...
Preventing Nuclear Terrorism in South Asia
Just how well is India a South Asia’s nuclear-armed state, taking care of their nuclear materials? The history paints a daunting picture of liabilities...
Modi-Xi Wuhan Summit: Critical Analysis of Competition and Co-operation
“When two Asian giants shake hands, world notices,” (Manmohan Singh)
Peoples Republic of China (PRC) and India are known as the two most populated states...
South Asian Strategic Stability and Indian Nuclear Bomb
In the history of proliferation, month of May is of great significance for the South Asian region as in this month both India and...
Why Pakistan is not a failed state
How many times have we heard something negative about our state coming from the western and from our beloved neighbor next door who doesn’t ...
Credibility of India’s Second Strike Capability
The third leg of the bourgeoning Nuclear Triad of India is of great significance. In any event, the first strike takes out India’s land...
Modi in Nepal: Concerns and Chaos
India and Nepal have always maintained a cordial diplomatic relationship as neighbours. The protocol has always remained that dignitaries from both countries visit each...
Changing dynamics of China-India and China-Japan ties
Over the past year, there has been a growing interest with regard to the vision of a Free and Fair ‘Indo-Pacific’. While this term...
Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama quarrel: The way for rapprochement with China
The last month or two have been a busy time for geopolitics. While Western leaders convened in Washington to discuss the potential trans-Atlantic trade...
“Modi Go Home”: India’s soft power credibility in danger
Prime Minister Narendara Modi’s April 19, 2018 visit to London to attend the 25th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting was much anticipated and discussed...