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CHINA REJECTS INDIAN MOVES IN KASHMIR
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BEIJING - Beijing has criticised India’s decision to change the status of Jammu and Kashmir, a state that borders China, accusing New Delhi of undermining its territorial sovereignty. China’s statement was most critical of the impact of India’s actions on the mainly Buddhist region of Ladakh - an area of strategic i
Read Full ArticleIndia used banned cluster bombs amid Kashmir tensions
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India used banned cluster bombs amid Kashmir tensions
Read Full ArticleModi’s Ship Hits the Kashmir Iceberg
0 comments | by M.K. Bhadrakumar
A thoughtful feature of the post-cold war ‘adjustment’ in India’s foreign policies following the disbandment of the former Soviet Union was that Delhi should stick to the proverbial principle ‘see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil’ when it comes to America. The maxim of the three wise monkeys in the ancient Indian folklore stems from t
Read Full ArticleThe International Court of Justice (ICJ) Rejects India ..
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The International Court of Justice (ICJ) Rejects India Plea for Release and Acquittal of Indian SPY held in Pakistan The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Wednesday (July 17) rejected India’s request to ‘acquit, release and return’ of its natio The International Court of Justice (ICJ) Rejects India
Read Full ArticleDid the family of Pakistani politician who has become...
0 comments | by David Rose In Lahore For The Mail On Sunday
Did the family of Pakistani politician who has become the poster boy for British overseas aid STEAL funds meant for earthquake victims, asks DAVID ROSE Shahbaz Sharif leads Pakistan's main opposition party and was a chief minister Up
Read Full ArticlePulwama, Pakistan and the China Factor
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Less than two months before the convening of the most important global gathering in the neighbourhood of Pakistan and India, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Forum in Beijing on April 25, the Pulwama Incident threatened the stability of the world’s most strategic region, where four nuclear powers interface with each other, while another, Israel, hovers in th
Read Full ArticleThe Doval Doctrine – India’s hybrid war against Pakistan
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Lest we forget, World War I and World War II saw more than 100 million people killed. The battles that engulfed the entire globe began primarily as major international powers locked horns to establish dominance over each other. The disastrous results of these wars can no better be exemplified than by their culmination in the ominous nuclear bombings of Japanese citi
Read Full ArticleWho benefited from Sri Lankan tragedy?
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A devastating series of eight bomb blasts ripped through churches holding Easter services and high-end hotels in Sri Lanka on 21 Apr 19, killing nearly 300 people, including dozens of foreigners and injuring nearly 500. International media especially that of India are in the forefront in reporting that a local Islamist extremist group called the National Tawheed Jam
Read Full ArticleSouth Asia’s Kashmir predicament
0 comments | by Mohsin Raza Malik
Though the Himalayan state of Jammu and Kashmir atops the South Asian region geographically, this troubled valley appears to have become somewhat a proverbial tail of the region which is currently wagging the dog. For over seven decades, India and Pakistan have been at loggerheads over Kashmir, a predominantly Muslim region largely-held by India but exclusively clai
Read Full ArticleCPEC is the perfect opportunity for Pakistan to pivot to Africa
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All Great Powers, including most recently even Russia and India, are increasingly expanding their influence in Africa as they seek to take part in the continent’s expected growth across this century, and CPEC provides the perfect opportunity for Pakistan to pivot there too so long as the country’s decision makers are aware of its many opportunities and s
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