Pushpesh Pant is a noted Indian academic and historian.
Ranging from the microstate Maldives to Israel, parliamentary elections have thrown up interesting and not entirely expected results.
Read Article →Pakistan and China keep us so preoccupied that the rest of foreign policy is forgotten.
Read Article →The demonisation of ‘Islamic Terror’ has diverted our attention from brutalities perpetrated by White psychopaths.
Read Article →We can’t overlook that even after the terrorist attack in Pulwama and its aftermath nothing seems to have changed as far as China is concerned.
Read Article →Pakistan is a theocratic state and we are secular, they are ruled by the armed forces and we are a democracy.
Read Article →Pakistan does need the Saudi crutches to survive but India is certainly not in such an abject and pitiable situation.
Read Article →Pakistan and its allies, patrons and protectors should be made to pay an economic and political price.
Read Article →China has gained a first mover advantage blocking us effectively. It's time we looked beyond the BRICS.
Read Article →There is no reason to believe that the US shall not threaten countries that continue to deal with Venezuela with secondary sanctions like they did in the case of Iran.
Read Article →The looming economic crisis in the Gulf has resulted in dreams of Indian workers suddenly turning into a nightmare.
Read Article →The US continues to equate Pakistan with India and provides generous, ill-deserved economic assistance to keep afloat the ‘failed state’.
Read Article →In the past quarter century, there has been a steady drift towards Islamic fundamentalism in some parts of Malaysia.
Read Article →From Pakistan to Sri Lanka to Nepal many of India's neighbours are grunting and groaning under the back-breaking burden of Chinese ‘kindness’ - the debt trap.
Read Article →Khaleda Zia today realises the folly of boycotting the last elections that gave a walk over to Sheikh Hasina.
Read Article →Nepal after the abolition of monarchy is a secular, democratic republic federal in structure but conversion to Christianity remains a sensitive issue
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