Analysis
Pakistan’s New Fault Lines
PAKISTAN’S enduring political fault lines are well known. But newer ones have emerged to make the political environment more challenging if not combustible. Key among the…
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Can Modi Overcome India’s Ukraine Stance?
The Indian prime minister’s trip to Europe this week shows there is still room for deepening ties with the West. Welcome to Foreign Policy’s South Asia…
Analysis
Biden’s Foreign Aid Is Funding the Washington Bubble
As usual, U.S. assistance pays everyone except governments actually providing services to the world’s poor. In recent weeks, U.S. President Joe Biden made good on the…
Analysis
Southern Protests and Northern Tamils
The physical contribution of Tamils in the North and the East seems to be proportionately less, in spite of the majority of them having been against…
Analysis
The Rich World’s Empty Climate Promises
International community must take steps to ensure a just and equitable transition The pandemic wreaked havoc on many economies, hampering GDP growth and straining government budgets.…
Analysis
Press Release on Survey on Health Journalism and the Safety-Security Measures of the Journalists during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Survey on Health Journalism and the Safety-Security Measures of the Journalists during the COVID-19 Pandemic 79% of journalists consider DSA a barrier to freedom of press•…
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Has the War in Ukraine Made the EU A Geopolitical Actor?
The war in Ukraine represents the greatest geopolitical challenge facing the European Union. Moscow attacked Kiev with explicitly imperialist aims, with a view to restoring what…
Analysis
What the Taliban Mean for Queer Afghans
In the absence of Western support, their lives are in danger as they struggle to flee. Azad was working the night before Kabul fell. The 20-year-old…
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The Russia-Ukraine war: An Opportunity for Nuclear Disarmament?
The war opens up the possibility of a more inclusive conversation on disarmament that recognises that a nuclear-free world should not be an aspiration with an…
Analysis
Sweeter Carrots and Harder Sticks: Rethinking U.S. Security Assistance
Daily news coverage of burned-out Russian armor, as well as Russia’s eastward retreat, serves as tangible evidence that U.S. weapons and other military supplies being delivered…
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Help for Ukraine But Little for Myanmar
As in Ukraine, the crisis in Myanmar is a fight for democracy and human rights There are many similarities between the war in Ukraine and the…
Analysis
Unending Nightmare: Impacts of Bangladesh’s Digital Security Act 2018
The Digital Security Act (DSA) 2018, has been the reason behind severe criticism that put Bangladesh in the spotlight from human rights organizations at home and…