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Seaspark 2015

Pakistan Navy's major maritime exercise SEASPARK 2015 has commenced in North Arabian Sea. In this regard a press briefing was held today at Karachi which was chaired by Rear Admiral…

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ISIL won’t get very far in Afghanistan – for now

By Barnett Rubin Ideological and religious differences will continue to limit ISIL's ability to recruit from Afghan Taliban. On March 25, 2015, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani told the United States…

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Frequent floods intensify migration, food security in Pakistan’s mountainous north

By Saleem Shaikh & Sughra Tunio Ishaq Khan shivers as he recounts an unfortunate flash flood in 2010, which covered his maize and potato crop with mud and washed away…

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Nepal pulled between the Dragon and the Elephant

By Akhilesh Upadhyay Just before the annual festival season began across Nepal last month, nearly a decade after a civil war, and six months after a catastrophic earthquake, the country…

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The strange silence surrounding an Indian military exercise

By Ali Ahmed In late September, India's media reported on a military exercise to be undertaken by one of the country's three “strike” corps, 21 Corps. Since then, Indian military…

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Iranian leader cautions Russian president against US plan in Syria

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei told the visiting Russian President, Vladimir Putin, in Tehran that the US has a long-term plan to dominate the entire West Asian region,…

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Spirit of Federation

What is Federalism? Federalism is a political concept in which state powers and functions of government are divided between the central government and the constituent political units. Essentially this division…

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Joint Statement between India’s and China

The Union Home Minister, Shri Rajnath Singh is on an official visit to China (Beijing and Shanghai) from 18 November to 23 November, 2015. During the visit the Premier of…

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‘Indian machiavelli’ urges confronting China

By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr Forget Gandhi and satyagraha. India needs to be more strategically assertive and take China on, a longtime national security advisor to New Delhi said today.…

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India and the Politics of Extremism

By Hari Prasad & Samir Kumar The diversity of the polity and the BJP's own political future will limit Hindutva prominence in Indian politics. The lynching of Mohammad Akhlaq and…

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