Opinion
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China Keen To Seize Afghanistan’s “Chicken Neck”; Here’s What Makes Wakhan Corridor Desirable For PLA
A narrow strip of land hemmed in by some of the world’s highest mountain ranges, the Wakhan Corridor, is a…
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The Fragility and Resurgence of Bengal’s Glory in the Garden of Time
A rose cannot express what it truly feels like to be a rose, though it tries in countless ways to…
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Strategies for Countering Indian Media’s Information Warfare Against Bangladesh
In recent days, Bangladesh has found itself at the center of an intensifying information warfare campaign originating from Indian media.…
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l Journalism Conference 2024: Reconnecting the Journalism Fraternity in Bhutan
By Rinzin Wangchuk Paro, Bhutan – Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay briefly attended the ongoing Annual Journalism Conference (AJC) in Paro…
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Why America embraces India’s strategic autonomy
By Vivek Mishra and Kashvi Chaudhary There is a strong chatter in Washington DC that the US cut India significant…
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Bridging the Dragon and the Elephant: Strategic Implications of Sino-Indian Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific
The recent resolution of border disputes between China and India marks a seminal moment in the annals of contemporary geopolitics.…
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Bollywood, Blockades, and Backroom Deals in India’s Charm and Strong-Arm Strategy in South Asia
India, the gentle giant of South Asia, is an expert at wearing two hats at once. With one hand, it…
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The Urgent Need of Decolonisation in South Asia
Imagine if South Asia were a character in a British comedy—let’s say, Noren, the perfectly polite butler who serves with…
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Political Maturity? Ranil’s Honourable Exit and NPP’s Reciprocal Approach
Chathuranga Abeysinghe, Executive Committee member of the National People’s Power, appeared on a TV talk show last Tuesday, where he…
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