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The Kashmiri’s indomitable fighting spirit
The Kashmiri has been ruled by Shah Mirs and Sultans (1339-1586), Mughals (1586-1751), and dogra (1846-1947).An immutable lesson of history is that they never...
Afghanistan’s Quagmire
Afghanistan has been remained the place of proxy wars by the superpowers for the last forty years, initially by the Soviet Union and then...
China-Bangladesh Cooperation under BRI to Mitigate Seaborne Security Threats in the Bay of Bengal
The ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative (BRI), commenced by the Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2013, has been the most significant and far-reaching project that...
Human trafficking cases hit a 13-year record high
The latest Global Report On Trafficking In Persons, released on Tuesday by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) at UN headquarters in...
US Exit From Afghanistan Isn’t That Simple
Received with a mixed response, the long and greatly overdue decision of complete departure of US forces from Syria and Afghanistan has excavated some...
SCO External Relations and Focus on Regional Cooperation
The world has trekked from a hegemonic uni-polarity towards bipolarity and now the phenomenon of globalization has given rise to a multipolar world in...
The link between conflict and hunger
Conflict-driven hunger is getting worse, according to a snapshot of the eight places in the world with the highest number of people in need...
History’s faux pas and Kashmir
One of the greatest blunders of history is the Kashmir issue perpetrated by the British Empire and its price is being paid by its...
China’s increasing role in brokering peace in Afghanistan
As China continues to embrace its role as a major regional power, its increasing willingness to engage with the Afghan peace process offers an...
One in 300 Million: Serbia After Putin
Authors: Ekaterina Entina, Dejan Novakovic, Georgy Engelhardt
President Putin’s visit to Belgrade on January 17, 2019 was a significant domestic political event for Serbia, and...