Freed Taliban Prisoners Eye Return To The Battlefield
Security concerns are mounting as many of the newly liberated fighters say they are ready to resume their holy war.
Month: June 2020
Balochistan: Decoding Death Squads
The ongoing protests are giving a new hope to Balochistan. Amidst reign of terror people are getting out of their homes and demanding justice
Pakistan Rejects India’s Assertions over UN Report on Terror Outfits Operating in Afghanistan
By PTI Pakistan’s Foreign Office on Monday rejected what it called India’s “malicious assertions” based
UAE hails India’s help in combating coronavirus
In a video call the two ministers re-affirmed the robust strategic relations between the UAE and India and the determination of their leadership to accelerate their cooperation across various fronts.
Looking Beyond China: Strengthening Bilateral Relationships in the Quad
Quad 2.0 has proceeded more determinedly even if slowly but the Covid-19 pandemic now offers an opportunity to step up the pace; the way forward might be to focus more on the bilateral prongs of the Quad.
Turkey’s candidacy to head U.N. General Assembly blocked by Greece, Cyprus and Armenia
Greece, Cyprus and Armenia have objected to a bid by Turkey to become the next
Forging a Bay of Bengal community
The Bay of Bengal community, a critical part of the Indian Ocean Region, has been offered a unique opportunity by COVID 19 to work together.
Eastern Ladakh standoff: Indian and Chinese armies hold Lt-General-level talks
The Indian delegation was led by Lt General Harinder Singh, the general officer commanding of Leh-based 14 Corps
India should reach out to the Hindus and Sikhs of Afghanistan
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has done much for the Afghan Hindu and Sikh community but they are terrified and many wish to leave Afghanistan
Linking the Women, Peace and Security Agenda to climate change
This researchh evaluates Women, Peace
and Security Agenda national action plans in the context of climate
change.