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The seats around the Afghan round table

By Rakesh Sood (18 January 2019) – One year ago, on New Year’s Day, the Indian establishment welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump’s tweet: “The United States has foolishly given Pakistan more than
Why SAARC is still relevant

By Khaled Ahmed (12 January 2019) – Imran Khan earned a lot of popular support in Pakistan by opening up the Kartarpur Sahib gurudwara to Sikh yatris from across the border
After the inevitable exit

By Suhasini Haidar (6 January 2018) – Despite the White House’s spirited denial of reports that it has issued no orders for the pullout of U.S. troops, the course seems
After a Rocky 2018, Populism Is Down but Far From Out in the West

By Max Fisher (The New York times, LONDON, 6 January 2018)  – President Trump’s push for a border wall hints at a problem that populist leaders are facing across the
Chinese diplomacy defeats US interference

China should be confident in this: As long as China maintains steady peripheral diplomacy, the US can do nothing to China and Beijing will gain the initiative in diplomacy toward
Diplomacy is not donation

Nepal’s Foreign Ministry must have to clarify the differences in recent PR of bilateral meeting released by both Nepali & the US authorities about the confusion of ‘Indo-Pacific strategy and
Maintaining proactive fiscal policy key to China’s 2019 economic growth

Chinese society knows the country's economy has unlimited potential and with the advancing of China's modernization, that potential can be realized. The fundamental role of the Chinese economy is to
Island hopping

The five-year-long tenure of his predecessor, Abdulla Yameen, was marked by a serious deterioration in ties with India, as Mr. Yameen steadily took his nation towards authoritarianism and into a
BRI’s convenient features offer hope for boosting regional integration

By Li Xiangyang (Global Times, 17 December 2018) – Numerous empirical findings suggest that regional integration has had significant positive impact on economic growth and poverty reduction. According to the
BJP vote loss may complicate 2019 election race

By Mao Keji (Global Times, 16 December 2018) – In five state assembly elections that wrapped up earlier last week, the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), led by India’s Prime
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