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Libya: Turning a New Page?
After months of stalemate, a cease-fire in Libya was announced on 21st August in parallel statements by the UN-recognized Government of National Accord (GNA) and the House of Representative (HOR) based in Tobruk. General Haftar however, issued a dism
September 22, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, Egypt, Turkey, GNA, COVID-19, Greece, UAE, Gen Haftar, Mediterranean, Muslim Brotherhood Tobruk, UNSecurity Council
Tactically Speaking…
-A Soldier from the Line of Actual Control*
On 29 August 2020, as we had got ready to move, there was a feeling of expectancy. It had little to do with the devious adversary, the breath-taking heights, the extreme of weather or the
China’s Militarisation of South China Sea
In September 2015 from the lawns of the White House, Xi Jinping announced that China would not militarise the South China Sea. Five years down the line, the picture is a complete contrast. As on today, China has effectively completed militarising th
September 15, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Commentary, US, China, South China Sea, Missiles, military, Navy, SCS
Doha Talks: a Long Road Ahead
The al-Qaeda led-terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, impelled America to wage ‘global war on terror’. Consequently, the United States toppled the Taliban regime (1996-2001) in Afghanistan for giving sanctuary to the terrorist group, al-Qaeda.
September 14, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, India, Pakistan, US, Taliban, Peace talks, Ceasefire, Human Rights, war on terror, women rights, minority rights
Iran Revisited: Analysing India-Iran Relations
A friend in need is a friend indeed. Only recently President Rouhani took a dig at their so called strategic partners and friends who failed to stand up to the bullying by the USA even during the pandemic that had affected Iran probably worst in the
September 14, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, China, Rajnath Singh, INSTC, JCPOA, sanctions, USA, CPEC, Chabahar, Ali Khamenei, EAM, railway project
Distrust More, Verify More: India-China Relations Post Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
China, through his reckless aggression in Ladakh has seriously jeopardised peace and tranquility on the India-Tibet border. China is already in occupation of large parts of Indian territory in Ladakh. To seek to consolidate its hold on this occupied
September 13, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, SCO, LAC, Depsang, Galwan, CBMs, Pangong Tso, Foreign Ministers, Spanggur Gap
इस सहमति में कई पेच हैं
गुरुवार को भारत और चीन के विदेश मंत्रियों की मुलाकात के बाद पांच बिंदुओं का एक साझा बयान जारी कि
September 13, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Hindi, Commentary, Xi Jinping, India-China, NSA, LAC, Line of Actual Control
India-China military standoff: What next?
The India-China military stand-off has worsened in the last few days. Each side has blamed the other for the current round of tensions. In a pre-emptive move, the Indian forces occupied important heights in the Rezin La/Rechin La area on its side of
September 10, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Commentary, China, SCO, Indian Army, Defence Ministers, Rezin La
चीनी विदेश मंत्री की यूरोप यात्रा: जनसम्पर्क की असफल कवायद
चीन के विदेश मंत्री वांग यी ने 25 अगस्त से 1 सितम्बर तक यूरोप का दौरा किया। उनकी यह यात्रा कुछ चुन�
September 10, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Europe, China, Hindi, Article, तिब्बत, कोविड-19, वांग यी, जी-7, उइग़र, हांगकांग, शी जिनपिंग, यूरोप
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