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Shifting Alliances: The Taliban’s Evolving ties with India and Pakistan

South Asian Voices - 0
by Sibghatullah Ghaznawi The Taliban’s successful overthrow of Ashraf Ghani’s government on August 15, 2021, marked a major shift in regional geopolitical dynamics. For Islamabad,...
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X sues India over content removal in new censorship fight

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Elon Musk, the owner of X, meets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in Washington on Feb. 13. (From X feed of @narendramodi via Reuters) March 21, 2025...
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Why India Must Stop Ignoring Bangladesh’s Interim Government

The Diplomat - 0
By Abu Jakir Bangladesh and India, two neighboring countries that share the world’s fifth-longest border, were once believed to enjoy a harmonious bilateral relationship. Today,...
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When terror took the rails: Train hijacking shows Pakistan’s deepening terror crisis

TRT World - 0
Amir Zia Even for Pakistan—one of the world’s most violence-hit countries—the hijacking of a passenger train by terrorists in a remote part of its southwestern...
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Communal Violence Isn’t a Law and Order Problem. The BJP Knows This But Pretends Otherwise

The Wire India - 0
Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta In early 2014, months before Narendra Modi stormed to power, the Rajya Sabha witnessed a debate that appears much more germane now....
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Israel launches new ground invasion of northern Gaza

Middle East Eye - 0
By Nader Durgham in Beirut The Israeli army launched a fresh ground invasion of Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip on Thursday, while hitting various areas of the enclave with...
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Commentary

Gaza’s fault lines are less linear than meets the eye

James M. Dorsey - 0
  by James M Dorsey Like much else in the Middle East, Gaza’s fault lines are less linear than meets the eye. At first glance, it’s Israel,...
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The March Massacre: Beginning of the End

R. Chowdhury - 0
Dhaka, East Pakistan (Bangladesh): March 1971  “Teach them a lesson. Teach them hard.” President General Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan of Pakistan effortlessly gave this mandate...
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The Weak Link in Indian Air Defense Chain

Muhammad Wasama Khalid - 0
India’s ambitious defense modernization program particularly the much-touted Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) initiative now finds itself at a dangerous crossroads, largely owing to the...
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Narrating Kalbhushan Jadhav Case after Nine Years

Sudhanshu Roy - 0
The arrest of Indian intelligence officer Kulbhushan Jadhav on March 3, 2016, by Pakistani security forces was a watershed moment in counterterrorism efforts in...
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Trump’s Grand Bargain:- Ukraine’s Fate and the Future of Transatlantic Security

Sher Ali Bukhari - 0
Since Donald Trump assumed the presidency, the fate of Ukraine has been sealed. Within one month of taking office, he laid out a roadmap...
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Gilgit Baltistan: Questions about Social Development

Samantha Azizi - 0
In recent years, Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) has become the focus of deliberate misinformation campaigns aimed at undermining Pakistan’s sovereignty. Voices like Aun Baltistani, funded by...
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