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Revival of SAARC A Path to Stability in South Asia
At the recent United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Bangladesh’s Interim Chief Adviser, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, emphasized the need to revive the South Asian Association...
SAARC University Network: A Vision For Regional Educational Excellence
Authors: Harsh Mahaseth and Sparsha S*
The South Asian region, home to a burgeoning population of young people aged 18-22, has witnessed significant strides in...
The Need for the Next SAARC Summit
Authors: Harsh Mahaseth and Sanjana Chib*
The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) came into existence on the 8th of December, 1985, with eight...
China-led Regional Cooperation Initiatives in South Asia: What does It Mean for the Region?
The recent developments of China-led initiatives of regional cooperation involving South Asian countries have come to the forefront as the South Asian Association for...
Politics, Economics and Connectivity: In Search of the South Asian Union- book review
Politics, Economics and Connectivity: In Search of the South Asian Union, a book authored by Dr Srimal Fernando develops a powerful framework for the...
The South Asian Dilemma
Setting the Context: Straying Away but Staying Along
The South Asian region holds a highly potent geostrategic quotient covering around a third of the world’s...
SAARC against COVID-19: Is everybody in?
On 15th March, under
the initiative led by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, distinguished
dignitaries of SAARC nations came together through a video conference and
joined their...
SAARC Video Conference: Reclaiming the Humanness
The opportunity provided by crisis in
the backdrop of worldwide emergency due to lethal Corona pandemic (Covid 19)
has re-set the button to once again appreciate...
Time to Reset Foreign Relations between South African and South Asian Countries
Southern African and South Asian countries have realized that one of the most important means of achieving greater economic independence is through regional integration...
Human Rights Discourse in South Asia
The South Asia has been metamorphosing, transforming and transiting in desire and discourse, grace and guidance, purpose and practicality, pace and propensity, terrorism and...