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CHUCK SCHUMER PRIVATELY WARNS PAKISTAN: DON’T KILL IMRAN KHAN IN PRISON

The Intercept - 0
SENATE MAJORITY LEADER Chuck Schumer warned in a conversation with Pakistan’s ambassador to Washington that the safety of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan was...
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Modi’s ‘Make in India’ Didn’t Make Jobs

Foreign Policy - 0
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks during part of the opening ceremony of "Make in India" week in Mumbai on February 13, 2016. PUNIT PARANJPE/AFP...
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The Maldives is cosying up to China

The Economist - 0
Apr 25th 2024|delhi The maldives tends to evoke images of cocktails enjoyed on pristine white beaches framed by gently swaying palm trees. Thoughts of geopolitics rarely...
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India’s Modi raises poll heat with sectarian hyperbole

ucanews.com - 0
By Nirendra Dev The heat generated by divisive, hateful speeches during campaigning in the world’s largest election being held in India has compelled the nation’s...
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Junta recruits another 300 Rohingya in new round of conscription

Radio Free Asia - 0
Recruits for military service at the Military Advanced Training Depot are shown on April 8, 2024, at Okdin City, Myanmar. More than 300 Rohingya men...
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Fear of sectarian violence after Bangladesh lynching

ucanews.com - 0
Border guards deployed to keep peace as sectarian tensions rise after death of Muslim brothers at the hands of a Hindu mob Islamist activists shout...
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Commentary

Israeli-Palestinian battle of narratives: Words matter

James M. Dorsey - 0
  by James M Dorsey      26 April 2024 They have consequences, whether uttered by government officials, members of parliament, military commanders, religious figures, activists,...
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ENVISIONING BANGLADESH HISTORY: A Palimpsest or a Chiseled Stone?

M Rashiduzzaman - 0
Bangladesh history has become a partisan battleground of narratives and counter-narratives, but this paper is too short to go into the details of those...
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Modi Could Squander an Unprecedented Chance at Normalizing India-Pakistan Ties

Salman Rafi Sheikh - 0
When Narendra Modi returned to power for a second term in India with a landslide victory in 2019, his government acted swiftly. Just months...
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Conscription in Myanmar: Is the Military Junta Losing Control?

Sandeep Singh Phd - 0
On 10 February 2024, the Myanmar junta made military service mandatory for all young men and women. Considering strong anti-military sentiments in Myanmar, the...
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Modi led Hindutva Politics: A Threat to Indian Citizenship

Bhabani Shankar Nayak - 0
 Mr. Narendra Damodardas Modi, serving as the 14th Prime Minister of India, has successfully completed two terms in office and is now seeking re-election...
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Under the Shadow of BrahMos: India’s Vulnerable Strategic Command & Control Mechanisms?

Syeda Tahreem Bukhari - 0
photo credit : wikipedia Syeda Tahreem Bukhari & Nimra Javed :  In 1991, an agreement concerning the "Prevention of Airspace Violations" was duly signed between Pakistan...
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