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Taliban’s Refusal to Moderate Further Isolates Them

Salman Rafi Sheikh Published 3 January 2022

Organization of Islamic Conference backs away from aid The most recent ‘extraordinary’ meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) held in Islamabad on December…

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The 10 Best Things Biden Did in 2021

Marc A. Thiessen Published 2 January 2022

I once again offer my annual lists of the 10 best and 10 worst things the president did this year. Regular readers know I have been…

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10 Conflicts to Watch in 2022

Comfort Ero and Richard Atwood Published 2 January 2022

Battle deaths may be down, but regional wars continue to rage as great-power confrontations loom, from Ukraine to Taiwan, amid declining U.S. influence. After a year…

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Toward Data-Driven Democracy

Yoneyuki Sugita Published 1 January 2022

U.S. President Joseph Biden hosted the online Summit for Democracy demonstrating the U.S. commitment to putting democracy and human rights at the heart of U.S. foreign…

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Challenging The Rise of Majoritarianism

D. Raja Published 1 January 2022

The widely telecast inauguration of the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor by Prime Minister Narendra Modi displayed the nefarious designs of the ruling regime. The invocation of Hindu…

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2021: The Year of Failed Political Leadership

Nanjala Nyabola Published 1 January 2022

2021 was the year of political leadership, or more importantly, lack of it, and an invitation to reflect on the social consequences of leadership failures. I…

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Five Questions About The President’s Dialogues

Ali Riaz Published 28 December 2021

It seems like deja vu in Bangladeshi politics. As President Abdul Hamid is holding dialogues with various political parties to seek suggestions for members to form…

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The Prospects for Indo-Pak Relations in 2022

C. Raja Mohan Published 28 December 2021

The two neighbours may well just muddle along in 2022. But structural changes are altering the internal and external context of the bilateral relationship as well…

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Will India Serve As A Catalyst to Solve Myanmar Crisis?

Jayanta Kalita Published 27 December 2021

Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla visited neigboring Myanmar days after New Delhi said it was “disturbed” by the verdicts relating to ousted leader Daw Aung…