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Baluchistan Protests: Unavoidable Quagmire
Politics
Gaurav Sen • Dec 22, 2021

Baluchistan Protests: Unavoidable Quagmire

The unveiling of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in 2015 positioned Gwadar in Pakistan's mainstream media as the starting point for a new era of Chinese investments that will alter the course of Pakistan's and the region's fates...

US Democracy Summit and invitation to Taiwan
World
Apoorva Jain • Dec 17, 2021

US Democracy Summit and invitation to Taiwan

On December 9th and 10th, the U.S President Biden administration hosted a club of hundred plus countries at the Summit of Democracy, to celebrate and reinforce the principles of democratic order. The three main themes of the summit include ...

Taliban’s trail for recognition
World
Khyati Singh • Dec 8, 2021

Taliban’s trail for recognition

Afghanistan has become a classic case of what all could grow wrong in a nation that becomes the playground for great power politics. Ever since the invasion of one great power and the other, from USSR to the USA, Afghanistan has not known w...

Singapore's Soft Power in global politics
World
Nguyen Thu Thuy • Nov 27, 2021

Singapore's Soft Power in global politics

Singapore as a small country in the world but in global ranking of soft power, this country has gained high position in comparison to other smaller countries. So, what are the main characteristics of Singapore's soft power that makes this s...

Renewed Relevance: Five Power Defence Agreement
Security
Gaurav Sen • Nov 24, 2021

Renewed Relevance: Five Power Defence Agreement

Formed in 1971 after the withdrawal of British forces east of the Suez, the five Power defense Arrangements (FPDA), has a primary aim to protect former colonies Malaysia and Singapore in a region marred in conflict. The two South East Asian...

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