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The Frozen Conflict of Nagorno-Karabakh Flares up again
Nagorno Karabakh is one of the frozen conflicts in Eurasia for over a quarter century. However, on September 27 the two contenders and neighbours Azerbaijan and Armenia fired up the conflict yet again resulting in hundreds of casualties and attacks o
Need for a Vigorous Africa Strategy
Africa enchants most people. But our relations and contacts with Africa have been umbilical to say the least. Africa is close to us and very important too is a given. Has it acquired salience remained debatable for quite some time despite the best i
West Asia Roundup September 2020
Abstract: Jordan was the last Arab country in 1994 to have normalised relations with Israel. Even though over the years Israel has tried to informally engage with the Arabs especially GCC countries the formalisation of relations with UAE and Bahr
October 05, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, West Asia, Article, Israel, Qatar, Azerbaijan, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Armenia
The Palestinian Predicament
The normalisation of diplomatic relations between Israel and the UAE and Bahrain earlier this month has changed the regional dynamic as more Arab countries may follow the lead. This has a direct impact on the Palestinian psyche and support system as
September 29, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, Arab Spring, Gaza, Arab League, OIC, UAE, PLO, Abraham Accords, Hamas, Israel. Jerusalem
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
West Asia Round Up: August 2020
ABSTRACT: August witnessed monumental events in the region. US sponsored rapprochement between UAE and Israel; Pompeo’s visit to Khartoum; Beirut blasts; attempts to ceasefire in Libya; Iraqi PM’s visits to Iran and USA; Defeat of US proposal
September 02, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, West Asia, Article, Israel, US, Iran, UNSC, Putin, Libya, Turkey, UAE, Saudi Foreign Minister, virtual summit
Pakistan Puts its Foot into its Mouth
Making a nuisance of yourself is a special art which only a few can master. This often happens when you are blinded by some misplaced priorities and others can see through your game. This is what happened when Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood
August 26, 2020 Neighbourhood Studies, Pakistan, Commentary, Pakistan, Kashmir, CPEC, Pakistani Terrorists, Imran Khan, OIC, UAE, Qureshi, MBS, Saudis
White Mutiny or a Grey Revolution in Belarus -Only time will Tell
Who wants to give up power anyway? History of the long serving leaders abdicating before the time is ripe has rare entries even if the writing on the wall was rather clear. In last decade it has happened to several North African leaders as a consequ
August 17, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Europe, Russia, Commentary, Russia, Eurasia, Election Commission, EU, COVID-19, Belarus, Lukashenko
West Asia Round Up: July 2020
ABSTRACT: China-Iran deal announced earlier this month continued to reverberate through the continent and elsewhere that has been dictated by the enhanced US-China and US-Iran rivalry. The proposed 25 years Agreement , which has been in the offin
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