Sri Lanka – Current Political Situation
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August 02, 2021 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Commentary, भारत, चीन, वन चाइना पॉलिसी, नेपाल, एम् सी सी, यूनाइटेड स्टेट्स
“Victory Day” Parade: One year of a Pyrrhic Victory for the Taliban
The impact of the Taliban’s one-year rule in Afghanistan differs across regions and countries. The impression on South Asia was more distinct than on any other region. In South Asia, Pakistan and Afghanistan bore the burden of the Taliban’s takeo
POK: Truth, Lies, and Deception
Third anniversary of the deletion of Article 370 brought out the usual round of protests from Pakistani and POK leaders. August 5 has been named Yom-e- Istehsal or the Day of Exploitation. The Prime Minister of POK Tanveer Ilyas led a protest rally i
India- Maldives – Growing Convergences
The Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih visited India recently (1-4 Aug 2022). He was accompanied by several high-level officials comprising, Ibrahim Ameer, Minister of Finance, Fayyaz Ismail, Minister of Economic Development, Aishath Mohamed D
June 06, 2018 Neighbourhood Studies, Maldives, Article, China, Maldives, Solih, Bilateral partnership
Executions in Myanmar Disturbing News for the Region and the World
The execution of four democracy activists on 25 July 2022 by Myanmar’s military junta accused of helping to carry out “terrorist acts” sparked widespread condemnation and outrage. The four were sentenced to death in closed-door trials in Januar
April 23, 2020 Neighbourhood Studies, Myanmar, Article, ASEAN, Wang Yi, junta, NUG, execution, democratic activists, porous border, 5PC
China’s Debt Trap Diplomacy in Sri Lanka
What is Going on in Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka is currently experiencing its worst economic crisis since its independence in 1948, as shortages of food and fuel are causing unrest among the citizens. Economic reforms, which included significant
Remembering Kargil: How it Redefined the Concept of War between India and Pakistan
Kargil Vijay Diwas is celebrated every 26th of July to commemorate the valour and sacrifice of our soldiers who fought in the Kargil war of 1999. The war was fought by Indian soldiers in the Kargil district of Jammu and Kashmir, now situated in Lada
April 13, 2022 National Security and Strategic Studies, Neighbourhood Studies, Defence, Pakistan, Article, India, Pakistan, Kargil, nuclear deterrence
What Lies Ahead of the Military Executions in Myanmar?
On 25 July 2022, the Myanmar military executed four prisoners (an NLD member and three other anti-regime protestors)[1]. Even though many of the anti-regime protesters and individuals of ethnic armed gr
March 13, 2020 Neighbourhood Studies, Myanmar, ASEAN, Human Rights, EAOs, MilitaryCoup, Executions, UnitedNations
The Unmaking and Making of Sri Lankan Crisis: Options before India
Unfolding Events
Sri Lanka has elected six-time former Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe as the new President. In the parliamentary votes Ranil Wickremesinghe received 134 votes against his closest contestant Dullus Alahapperuma got 82 voContact Us