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Overpromising and Underdelivering: The Reality of West Bengal Muslims Under TMC Rule

The Wire India - 0
The migration of Muslims to East Bengal after Partition has largely been ignored. Representative image of contemporary Bangladesh: Ahron de Leeuw/Flickr CC BY 2.0 Ashin...
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Assessing the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline: A solution to Pakistan’s energy crisis?

Dialogue Earth - 0
Zofeen T Ebrahim The rooftop of Vaqar Zakaria’s home in Islamabad is strewn with photovoltaic panels that he says have lowered his electricity bill to...
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Party time: The foreign policy promises as India’s election gets underway

The Lowy Institute - 0
ABHINANDAN KUMAR Voting in India’s national elections opens today and the domestic electorate shows an increasing interest in foreign policies. The election manifestos of three national political...
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Myanmar regime sends Russian aircraft to bomb lost territory

Nikkei Asia Review - 0
MARWAAN MACAN-MARKAR, Asia regional correspondentApril 19, 2024 12:14 JST BANGKOK -- From their perch in Thailand, air force officers track radar blips of the busy...
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The Azadi Briefing: Taliban Deals Another Blow To Afghan Media

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty - 0
In yet another instance of the Taliban’s clampdown on the media, its government has suspended the broadcasts of two private television stations run by...
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Sri Lankan government announces unprecedented anti-democratic restrictions on election candidates

World Socialist Web Site - 0
On April 9, the Sri Lankan Cabinet approved a proposal to massively increase the deposit requirements of candidates contesting all future elections, including the...
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Commentary

The Australian Defence Formula: Spend! Spend! Spend!

Dr Binoy Kampmark - 0
The skin toasted Australian Minister of Defence, Richard Marles, who resembles, with each day, the product of an overly worked solarium, was adamant.  Not...
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India-Myanmar Border Fencing: A Reckless maneuver?

Chowdhury Taoheed Al Rabbi - 0
 photo credit  : nationalheraldindia x 1. Ever since ‘Operation 1027’ was launched on 0ctober 23 2023, the Tatmadaw’s journey can be described in a single phrase...
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Two Tales of Subsidies

Bhabani Shankar Nayak - 0
The Secretary of the US Department of the Treasury, Janet L. Yellen visited the People’s Republic of China (PRC) from April 3rd to April...
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The Killings by the Unknown: A Propaganda or Strategic Tool

Rajesh Kumar Sinha - 0
A recent article by the UK-based publication The Guardian, alleging implicit role of Indian intelligence agencies in the unknown killings of a number of...
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Climate Change Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Balochistan

Sakina Langove - 0
Regarding climate change and gender inequality, a region like Balochistan comes to one’s mind. Pakistan is the fifth most vulnerable country to climate change...
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Toxic politics at public universities

M. Serajul Islam - 0
NELSON Mandela described ‘education as the most powerful weapon to change the world.’ John Dewey said, ‘Education is not just preparation for life; education...
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