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The Teesta Quagmire: India’s Missed Opportunit
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Amidst heightened border tensions between India and China, news that Bangladesh was considering
Read Full ArticleGlobal Policeman”: Why’s the US in the South China Sea?
0 comments | by Andrew Korybko
America regards itself as the “global policeman”, hence its arrogant actions, but it was never deputized by the international community to fulfill such a role. Rather, it’s more like a dangerously delusional role player than a legitimate law enforcement officer. The Philippine National Defense Secretary
Read Full ArticleIt Was Inevitable That India Would Seek to Actively..
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It Was Inevitable That India Would Seek to Actively ‘Contain’ China There’s no longer any doubt that India seeks to actively “contain” China after the latest incident between Asia’s two most populous countries over the weekend along the Line of Actual Control, though the resultant
Read Full ArticleUS Will Be Able to Control Cruise Missile Command...
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US Will Be Able to Control Cruise Missile Command Systems as India Gears up to Sign BECA – Expert Towards the end of October, representatives of India and the US will be meeting to seal the Basic Exchange & Cooperation Agreement on geo-spatial cooperation. Spatial data is information that comes with or revolves
Read Full ArticleIndia wary as Afghans discuss interim govt – Part 1
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India’s NSA Ajit Doval (L) met chairman of Afghan High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah (R), New Delhi, October 5, 2020 The visit to New Delhi by Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation in Afghanistan, becomes an event of major importance for a variety of reasons, the most significant being its real potenti
Read Full ArticleImportant that world recognises Pakistan's new narrative of economic security, says Yusuf
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Special Assistant to Prime Minister on National Security Dr Moeed Yusuf on Saturday said it was important to change how Pakistan's narrative was perceived in the world and to propagate the message that the country stood for economic security and regional peace. "It is important to change Pakistan's narrative in the world. Pakistan's narrative
Read Full ArticleIs War With China Becoming Inevitable
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“The Indians are seeing 60,000 Chinese soldiers on their northern border,” Secretary of State Michael Pompeo ominously warned on Friday. He spelled out what he meant to commentator Larry O’Connor: “The Chinese have now begun to amass huge forces against India in the north. … They absolutely need the United States to be thei
Read Full ArticleTripartite dialogue over Kashmir: Only way out
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Dr. Moeed Yusuf, Special Adviser to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on National Security and Strategic Policy, disclosed in an interview with Karan Thapar that India displayed a desire to hold a conversation with Pakistan. He added that we support any conversation that moves us forward. However, he also emphasised that there are three parties to the dispute: Pakistan
Read Full ArticleIndia implodes its own new Silk Road
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There was a time when New Delhi was proudly selling the notion of establishing its own New Silk Road – from the Gulf of Oman to the intersection of Central and South Asia opening access from Iran, Afghanistan and Central Asia from the Arabian Sea – to compete with China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Now it looks like the Indians have stabbed th
Read Full ArticleUS Seeks Formal Alliance Similar to NATO with India..
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US Seeks Formal Alliance Similar to NATO with India, Japan and Australia Washington’s goal is to get countries in the Indo-Pacific region to work together as a bulwark against ‘a potential challenge from China’, says the US official- He says the four nations are expected to meet in Delhi sometime this autumn
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