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UN Role as a Peacemaker in Kashmir

United Nations was established in 1945, giving hope to the weaker states for a peaceful world without any suppression from the powerful. The Charter of UN...

The Burning Kashmir: Another Future Hindu Majority Region in India on the Masterplan

Kashmir northern most geographical region of the Indian subcontinent. Snow-capped mountains, mountain lakes, and fields of flowers–Kashmir is known far and wide as the “Heaven on Earth”....

Diverging Gulf responses to Kashmir and Xinjiang ripple across Asia

Recent diametrically opposed responses to repression of Muslims by China, India and other Asian countries highlight deep differences among Gulf states that ripple across Asia. The different...

Approaching ICJ against wily India on Kashmir

Kashmir is a simmering cauldron. `Indian Home Minister Amit Shah proposed in parliament to scrap Article 370 of the Indian constitution, saying Jammu and Kashmir will...

Criminal Silence of Ummah on Kashmir

“The world suffers a lot. Not because of the violence of bad people, but because of the silence of good people.” 15 million people of Kashmir are...

Modi-fying Kashmir and Historical Facts

The Modi government on 5th august 2019 revoked two key constitutional provisions — Article 370 and Article 35A — which gave the state of Jammu and...

From West To East A Somber Week

It has been a somber week.  An orphaned dugong nurtured and returned to the sea has died from eating plastic.  Mariam died from a stomach infection...

Kashmir: A Victim of the Influence of Major Powers

India-Pakistan relations are constantly tense and India-Pakistan history is full of struggles and rivalries. The problems between the two countries have emerged on the international scene...

India’s Constitutional Revocation and Prevalent Security Environment of Kashmir

During Prime Minister Imran Khan’s first ever visit to the US on July 23, 2019, President Trump had offered to mediate the outstanding Kashmir issue between...

In a Dark Time: The Expected Consequences of an India-Pakistan Nuclear War

Twenty-one years ago, in 1998, Dr. Louis René Beres, Professor Emeritus of International Law at Purdue University, published an authoritative article in the AMERICAN...

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