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Kashmir policy blinded by the territorial imperative

Born out of cataclysm in 1948, the Kashmir problem remains alive and unwell. In the latest iteration of the long self-determination struggle, 75 protesters...

India, Myanmar and the Indo-Pacific Economic Corridor

China’s ambitious One Belt One Road project is drawing a lot of attention due to its scale as well as strategic implications. What is...

The lessons from the elections and the way forward for the ANC and the South Africa

The municipality elections were held in South Africa on August 3 2016. The African National Congress (ANC) which had emerged from the post-apartheid regime...

The Importance for the USA to Join Hands with the World

Now that former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski has openly declared that the United States of America should abandon their quest for global hegemony,...

India-Vietnam Ties: Looking beyond the China factor

Authors: Manish Vaid & Tridivesh Singh Maini Recent years have witnessed a deepening of ties between India and Vietnam. While robust foundations were laid...

India’s gas-based economy vision seeks subsea pipeline option

Authors: Manish Vaid and Darshit Paun India’s hunt for developing a sustainable economy should not only involve the push towards renewable energy sources but...

The Devolution Model for Peace in Kashmir

While there may be no real evidence of a historical Moses (for the Egyptians were obsessive about recording significant events, as an exodus of...

Kashmir-A Million Pellets for a Million Stones

The other day my friend while discussing Kashmir’s worsening situation literally rebuked me for writing yet another opinion on Kashmir’s current uprising and prevailing...

Lab Rats of Pokhran Tests

Exactly four decades ago, India conducted its first nuclear test in Pokhran. Who in the world -- wherever that is -- could care less...

Enemy at the Gates

Although terrorism has never been isolated to one continent, one country or one ideology, before September 11th 2001, terrorism was not a high priority...

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The People's Republic of China achieved a historic and...
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