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How the Indian government helped Sheikh Hasina suppress the 2009 revolt of The Bangladesh Rifles

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An excerpt from ‘India’s Near East: A New History’, by Avinash Paliwal. Avinash Paliwal 16 July 2024   Scroll Magazine Maj Kamaldeep Singh Sandhu of the 6th Battalion...
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UN must lead charge for justice in Bangladesh

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Netra Leader Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League government have long operated with impunity. This time, there must be accountability. Netra News July 25th 2024 Prime...
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Sheikh Hasina faces her biggest crisis in years

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The ferocity of the crisis this month in Bangladesh is unprecedented during the rule of Sheikh Hasina, the country’s ever-more-authoritarian prime minister. It was triggered...
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BrahMos: Wonderful, But Not Useful! US Expert Calls India’s Supersonic Missile Ineffective For Philippines Sans C4ISR

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By   Ritu Sharma   July 22, 2024 A former Adviser to the US State Department has made a startling assertion that in the absence of C4ISR...
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Bangladesh: Türk decries government crackdown, urges respect for international human rights standards

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  25 July 2024 Related Press releases Bangladesh: UN experts call for immediate end to violent crackdown and full accountability for human rights violations Statements UN Human Rights Chief Volker...
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Hasbara clichés, empty promises, rapturous Republicans: Netanyahu’s speech was detached from wartime reality – and from Israelis

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  Anshel Pfeffer    Haaretz If Benzion Netanyahu had his way and, instead of being forced by his wife Cila to return to Jerusalem in late...
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Pakistani Flag Desecrated in Germany: Government Launches ‘Huramat-e-Parcham’ Campaign

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  Wasama Khalid Pakistan's national pride was wounded on Saturday when a group of protesters desecrated the Pakistani flag by storming the consulate in Germany. The...
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Afghanistan’s Gender Concerns: A Global Responsibility

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by Samantha Azizi In May 2022, I visited a girls’ secondary school in northern Afghanistan that was still operational despite the Taliban’s ban on education...
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Systemic Inequality: Violations of Article 14 in India’s Visa Policies towards Pakistani Citizens

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by Anum Khan The visa policies enacted by the Indian High Commission concerning Pakistani citizens have long been subjected to critical scrutiny, raising profound concerns...
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The 2024 NPT PrepCom: Building Consensus Amid Crisis

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  By Sher Bano Amid persistent high tensions among major nuclear-armed nations, the states-parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty are preparing for a challenging second preparatory...
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The Resolve of Kashmiri People: Committed to the Struggle for Freedom and Accession to Pakistan

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by Zahra Batool On July 19, 1947, at the residence of Sardar Ibrahim Khan in Srinagar, the genuine leadership of Kashmir unanimously passed the resolution...
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Always risky to predict what will happen in Bangladesh

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Always risky to predict what will happen in Bangladesh, but I am increasingly of the view that there is now no way back for...
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