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Thucydides Trap in Asia: The Sino-Indian conflict

At the battle of Pylos (Seventh year of the Peloponnesian War, ), the Athenians won a major victory over Sparta. In consequence of their...

TAPI: Exploring the possibilities

Borders thronged with soldiers. War drills. Scything rhetoric and deranged shreds of unfounded accusations. This is how we can best explain the recent situation...

BRICS and the Doctrine of Energy Cooperation

Authors: Urmila Rao* and Manish Vaid One of the prime outcomes of the BRICS Summit 2016, (October 15-16, Goa, India) was setting up of...

Why the Indus Water Treaty is being debated in India

Ever since the attacks on the Indian Army base at Uri by four terrorists identified by India as members of the Pakistan based terrorist...

CTBT: A Growing Challenge

With the end of the mutual deterrence between east and the west, and with the nuclearisation of South Asia, number of serious efforts were...

The (Trans-Siberian train of) Heartland or (Mare Liberum of) Rimland? Mega structures for the next century

This year marks the centenary of the creation of the legendary Trans-Siberian railway of Russia. By an ironic twist of fate, this falls right...

India, Pakistan and Hope for the Future

Recent developments along the India-Pakistan border have grabbed the attention of the world have caused a steady build up of fear and uncertainty in...

Pakistan’s Unfinished Agenda of Kashmir: What It Should Learn From the Past?

India and Pakistan have been locking horns over Kashmir since the partition of the Indian sub-continent (1947). Over the issue, both countries had fought...

The Congress Party should stand boldly with their Foreign Policy to advise the BJP Government

During the 2009 summit in Sharm-el Sheikh in a Joint Statement with Pakistan, Prime Minister Gilani stated that Pakistan had some information concerning threats...

The Balance We Are Looking For

The bulls and bears face a continuous tug-of-war as the markets yaw from one side to another. Now-a-days the markets are stable with the...

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