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Why India and China are in same camp in Bangladesh’s ‘Battle of Begums’
The January election in Bangladesh is crucial not just for the country but for several others. While India and China are in one camp, backing PM…
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Gaza: China’s Opening
The fact that Arab and Muslim ministers chose Beijing as their first destination to meet all five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council last…
Analysis
US & South Asia
PAKISTAN’S strategic ties with China are the keystone of its foreign policy. But it also wants friendly ties with Washington and has been concerned that the…
Analysis
Developing Countries Need Private Sector Help. They Can’t Fight The Climate Crisis on Their Own
Without urgent action to bolster green jobs in developing economies, the collective action needed to win the fight against climate change will remain elusive. Developing nations…
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Kissinger’s Great Game
To those who steep themselves in history, and others who follow international affairs with obsessive focus, the bill of particulars often cited this week in critical…
Periodical
Global Up-to-Date, November 2023
Analysis
Operation 1027: A New Ray of Light for Myanmar’s Resistance
Myanmar, a Southeast Asian country surrounded by the borders of India, China, and Bangladesh, is one of the few maps in the world that are blood…
Analysis
Sam Altman Returns to OpenAI Amidst Turbulence
Sam Altman, the renowned figure in the AI community, has made a comeback to OpenAI after a series of tumultuous events following his ouster from the…
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Consequences of Bungled Diplomacy
IT WAS supposed to be friendship towards all and malice towards none. But the current government’s attitude towards the United States has been far from friendly.…
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Myanmar’s Military Junta Appears to be in Terminal Decline
MyintSwe, the acting president of Mynamar’s military government, has warned that the country “will be split into various parts” after his armed forces suffered huge territorial…
