Black Lives Matter: Unlearning History
By Ria Mazumdar Following the brutal murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony
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Deliberate attacks on healthcare in Afghanistan during Covid-19 pandemic: UN Special Report
Most of these healthcare-related incidents were attributed to the Taliban
Repatriating Foreign Fighters: The Case of Kazakhstan
Kazakh government estimates at least 260 Kazakhs were killed in Syria since 2011 and at least 150 people still remain there. However, even before 2019, the government has been quietly repatriating some of its citizens.
The Most Troubling China-India Conflict Is Economic
In April, New Delhi tightened its foreign investment laws, a move widely interpreted as aimed at Beijing.
Countries failing to prevent violence against children, agencies warn
Global status report on preventing violence against children calls for more government action and warns of ‘dramatic impact’ of COVID-19
Living On The Edge, Pakistani Hindus Still Feel Safer In India
Several of the refugees said they lived in better conditions in Pakistan, but they felt safer in India.
Photo: Residents at a Hindu refugee colony, New Delhi/ Reuters
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.
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.
India saves Rs 5,000 crore on filling strategic oil reserves
The storages at Mangalore and Padur were half-empty and there was some space available in Vizag storage as well. These were filled by buying oil from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Iraq.