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The Politics of India’s Record-Setting Olympics

The Politics of India’s Record-Setting Olympics

By Neeta Lal
Indian politicians are rushing to claim credit for the country’s sports heroes.
Can the US Isolate the Taliban?

Can the US Isolate the Taliban?

By Catherine Putz
The answer is less clear now, in 2021, than it was in 1996. 

India’s Marathon Diplomacy With Iran

India’s Marathon Diplomacy With Iran

By Amalendu Misra
Why is India cozying up to Iran?

Afghan Provincial Capitals On the Brink as Taliban Make Advances

Afghan Provincial Capitals On the Brink as Taliban Make Advances

By Catherine Putz
In the span of three days, at least four provincial capitals in Afghanistan fell to the Taliban, with the strategically significant city of Kunduz on the brink.

Addressing Climate Change in the Mekong-Ganges Region

Addressing Climate Change in the Mekong-Ganges Region

By Lohita Solanki
The newfound attention on climate change at the MGC is a recent development, but a necessary one.
Indian and Chinese Troops Disengage from Gogra

Indian and Chinese Troops Disengage from Gogra

By Sudha Ramachandran
The establishment of buffer zones in areas of disengagement is eating into territory formerly under Indian control.

Sexual Violence Against India’s Most Vulnerable

Sexual Violence Against India’s Most Vulnerable

By Bansari Kamdar
A Dalit girl was gang-raped, murdered and forcibly cremated in New Delhi.
Pakistan’s Problem With Violence Against Women Is Growing Impossible to Ignore

Pakistan’s Problem With Violence Against Women Is Growing Impossible to Ignore

By Somaiyah Hafeez
Pakistan witnessed several cases of gender-based violence within the month of July, shedding light on the deplorable state of women’s rights in the country.

The 3 Myths That Sank the Afghan Peace Process  

The 3 Myths That Sank the Afghan Peace Process  

By Marvin G. Weinbaum
Dispelling these myths becomes especially important as the current conflict appears to be entering a critical new phase.

Nepal’s Once-and-Future Prime Minister: What to Expect From Deuba’s Foreign Policy

Nepal’s Once-and-Future Prime Minister: What to Expect From Deuba’s Foreign Policy

By Kamal Dev Bhattarai
Managing relations with great powers will remain a key foreign policy challenge for Nepal’s new prime minister.

Pakistan’s Hindu Temple Ransacking Has Deep Ideological Roots

Pakistan’s Hindu Temple Ransacking Has Deep Ideological Roots

By Kunwar Khuldune Shahid
Pakistan’s anti-Hindu bigotry remains uniquely institutionalized.
Taliban Gun Down, Kill Afghan Government Media Official

Taliban Gun Down, Kill Afghan Government Media Official

By Tameem Akhgar and Kathy Gannon
The assassination took place during weekly Friday prayers.

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