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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...
Kashmir Once Again Playing out as Diplomatic Theatre at the United Nations
Friday’s
closed-door meeting of the UN Security Council on Jammu and Kashmir marked the
first time in over 50 years since the issue was discussed at...
Abrogation of Article 370 and Indian Plan for Plebiscite in Jammu & Kashmir
Since 2014 India
is being ruled by a Hindu ultra-nationalist party of Bhartiya Jannta Party
(BJP) and extremist Narendra Modi has transformed the political and social
fabric...
Indian Subcontinent Independence and Economies Lagging Counterparts
Mid-August
is when the subcontinent celebrates independence from Britain. Born in a cauldron of hate 72 years ago,
India today is again filling it to the...
Kashmir: A Nuclear Flash Point
India has
challenged the whole world with nuclear war, the Defense Minister announced to
review its policy of no first use of nuclear weapons. It is...
The Kashmir crisis spotlights what a civilizational world looks like
India’s decision to deprive Kashmir of its autonomy, alongside a
clampdown in the troubled north-western Chinese province of Xinjiang and
US-backed Israeli annexation of Arab land,...
Article 370 Revoked in Jammu & Kashmir rattles some Countries: Should India be Concerned?
The peaceful celebration of Eid although
at reduced scale, demolishes the propaganda fueled by countries/media
houses/politicians, who stand disappointed as they were waiting for violence to
break...
Peace in Afghanistan is Near
Four
decades of suffering of Afghans seem to reach an end in the near future. It
started with the former USSR invasion of Afghanistan on 25...
China dimension to Kashmir conflict
One has to
admit willy-nilly that propaganda does have the power to distort fact. Nay, the
distorted reality becomes beliefs that remain unchanged in dark recesses...
Views of four Indian foreign secretaries on Kashmir
History tells
when negotiations stall, war results. After the war, most warriors realize that
it was avoidable. India and Pakistan could learn this bitter reality from
Europe...