AN OPEN LETTER TO UN SECURITY COUNCIL TO INTERVENE TO END THE HUMAN CRISIS IN RAKHINE, MYANMAR
An Open Letter by 12 Nobel Laureates and 22 Eminent Global Citizens to United Nations... ....
2017
Issue 22 - Fall 2017
The Rohingya Genocide and Ambivalent Bangladesh
by Taj Hashmi “Ambivalence” is a state of having simultaneous conflicting beliefs and opinions... ....
Taj Hashmi
5 Comment
Rohingya plight feeds Muslim assertiveness
By James M. Dorsey The plight of Myanmar’s persecuted Rohingya minority is becoming the Muslim... ....
James M. Dorsey
5 Comment
India-Pakistan relations: Does New Delhi need to tweak its Pakistan policy?
There is absolutely no doubt that in recent years some countries have begun to take... ....
Tridivesh Singh Maini
5 Comment
Book review: Aparna Pande, From Chanakya to Modi: Evolution of India’s Foreign Policy, Harper Collins, July 2017
Aparna Pande’s “From Chanakya to Modi” leads one to a deeper understanding of Indian... ....
South Asia Journal
5 Comment
REFUGEES FROM MYANMAR POSE DILEMMA FOR WORLD CONSCIENCE
Around 270,000 Rohingya refugees are reported to have entered Bangladesh from Myanmar; in the wake... ....
Sri Lanka: Sovereignty Compromised
Colombo’s attempt to balance India and China has proved futile. By Ana Pararajasingham September 09,... ....
PLIGHT OF MYANMAR’S ROHINGYA: MILITANT ISLAM’S NEXT RALLYING CALL?
Calls for jihad in defence of the Muslim minority prompt fears of a second front... ....
James M. Dorsey
5 Comment
The U.S.-Pakistan Relationship Is on Life Support
There is genuine anger and apprehension. Michael Kugelman In the days since President Trump... ....
Michael Kugelman
5 Comment
India needs to take a humane view of Rohingya issue
By Bawa Singh Given its rich mineral resources, historical and civilizational ties and strategic location,... ....