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Nepal’s Civil Society Under Siege
When Nepal adopted its 2015 constitution, the document enshrined a fundamental principle: Citizens possess an inherent right to form associations. Article 17 was not merely legal…
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How to Use AI Without Losing Our Minds
The recent launches of Gemini Deep Think and GPT-5 have highlighted the rapid evolution of large language models. With 67 percent of organizations worldwide now using…
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Indonesia’s protest wave: Economic Frustration Turns Political
The current wave of protests began on 25 August 2025 when students and citizens rallied outside Indonesia’s parliament in Jakarta after revelations that lawmakers receive a…
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US- Russia Alaska Summit: Frozen Dialogue, Empty Outcome
It's been more than three years since theout break of the Russia – Ukraine war, a conflict that has resulted in severe humanitarian, political, and economic…
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A Fragile Peace and a Shifting Power Map in the South Caucasus
After more than three decades of intermittent violence and frozen diplomacy, the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict has entered a new and uncertain phase. On 8 August 2025, the…
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Nuzhat Tabassum is a Program Assistant at the Centre for Governance Studies. This blog was published as a part of the ongoing collaborative partnership project between…
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Gun Maw’s Call for Unity: Will the KIO Become Myanmar’s ‘Mufasa’?
On Aug. 22, Lieutenant General Gun Maw, deputy chair of the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO), posted a symbolic message through his Facebook account. He shared a…
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ECHOES OF JULY: A Broken Unity and an Unfinished Struggle
A YEAR has passed since the July upheaval rocked Bangladesh’s political establishment to its core. What started as a wave of student demonstrations against authoritarian rule…
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After 4 years of Repressive Taliban rule, Afghans are Suffering in Silence. Is The World Still Watching?
On August 15 2021, Afghanistan’s democratic republic collapsed. As the last US and NATO troops departed the country, the Taliban swept back into power and the…
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Climate Refugees from Bangladesh Face A Political Storm in India
Undocumented Bangladeshi climate migrants in India lack legal protections and face rising anti-immigrant rhetoric and crackdowns, all amplified by the ruling BJP government and Hindu nationalists…