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Article 370 Scrapped but not the ‘Islamisation’ of Kashmir issue: Indians need to revive Kashmirityat

5 years ago

Now that the Article 370 has been abrogated, the Islamisation of the Kashmir issue will turn grimmer. More and more Islamo-supremacist, pan-Islamist political organisations and the self-styled social and welfare movements will join the ranks of JIJ&K. However, the chief lesson that Muslims in India particularly need to learn from all this is that they must not heed the ‘Islamisation’ of the conflict zones in the world, including in Kashmir.

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The Fight Against ISIS is not over

5 years ago

Despite the optimistic statements by politicians both in Russia and the US that ISIS has been destroyed, experts are aware that this is far from the truth.

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India’s abrogation of Kashmir’s special status: The view from Muzaffarabad

5 years ago

Whatever India is accused of, is also committed by Pakistan. In many respects the Pakistanis have usually taken the lead in dismemberment of J&K and adopted legerdemain as the tactic, paving the way for India to emulate it.

Photo: ANI

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Ladakh: A historical perspective and imperatives for separation from Jammu & Kashmir

5 years ago

The ultimate divisibility of J&K was a political reality, because the status quo had become unendurable and was against the democratic aspirations of the people. Addressing the Ladakh issue therefore was to be taken purely on strategic consideration especially for laying the foundation for long-term solution for Kashmir crisis

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Turkish influence in Central Asia: Fuelling Islamic radicalism?

5 years ago

The Central Asian republics were significantly influenced by Turkey during the time of the Soviet Union, and that influence has increased since 1991 when they gained their independence.

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Conflict, climate change ‘enables human trafficking to flourish’

5 years ago

To mark the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has stressed that “human trafficking is a heinous crime that affects every region of the world” – especially women and children.

Photo: UNHCR/Bahia Egeh

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India-U.S. Relationship Sours: Pivoting East

5 years ago

If President Trump understood India’s geopolitical context or valued the long-term relationship between India and the U.S., he would rely less on Twitter and more on tact.

Photo: file/Reuters

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Afghan women ‘must be heard at the table in the peace process and beyond’ UN deputy chief to Security Council

5 years ago

Afghan women have “paid a high price” during their country’s nearly four decades of conflict, the United Nations deputy chief said on Friday, addressing the Security Council a day after Kabul had been hit with a fresh round of “horrific” bomb attacks.

Photo: UN Photo

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Origin and Perspectives of the Syrian Crisis

5 years ago

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, and the first Iraqi War, major strategic and geopolitical changes took place in the world. Therefore, the United States sought to consolidate its dominance over the world, in order to insure the continuity of its superiority also in the 21st century.

Photo: File/Reuters

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Decoding the current phase of militancy in Kashmir

5 years ago

In the current phase of Kashmir violence, the narrative is not driven by political and social scientists, but by the religious leaders and preachers. Azadi does not have the potential to transform a whole generation of youth. It is the Islamist ideology that is producing the dead men walking in Kashmir who love and seek death

Photo: File-AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan

In Depth

Article 370 Scrapped but not the ‘Islamisation’ of Kashmir issue: Indians need to revive Kashmirityat

The Fight Against ISIS is not over

India’s abrogation of Kashmir’s special status: The view from Muzaffarabad

Ladakh: A historical perspective and imperatives for separation from Jammu & Kashmir

Turkish influence in Central Asia: Fuelling Islamic radicalism?

Conflict, climate change ‘enables human trafficking to flourish’

India-U.S. Relationship Sours: Pivoting East

Afghan women ‘must be heard at the table in the peace process and beyond’ UN deputy chief to Security Council

Origin and Perspectives of the Syrian Crisis

Decoding the current phase of militancy in Kashmir

Doval-Wang Yi meet: India, China to rework relationship

Tectonic Shifts in Syria: What Can be expected Next?

On first foreign visit, President Dissanayake vows to deepen ties with India

Armenian Parliamentarians call on President Murmu

Who is Abu Mohammad Al Jolani, who has taken charge in Damascus?

Protracted Conflict and Local Neutral Arbitration

BRICS Bank Outlines Ambitious Plans to Boost Loans, Increase Impact of Investment

South-South Cooperation: The new model of human development

Why the Strait of Hormuz matters

“The ball is in Pakistan’s court to deliver on India’s concerns over cross-border terrorism; taking the dialogue process further.”

Doval-Wang Yi meet: India, China to rework relationship

Tectonic Shifts in Syria: What Can be expected Next?

On first foreign visit, President Dissanayake vows to deepen ties with India

Armenian Parliamentarians call on President Murmu

Who is Abu Mohammad Al Jolani, who has taken charge in Damascus?

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