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India-China Begin Disengagement from Gogra-Hotsprings

India-China Begin Disengagement from Gogra-Hotsprings

By Sudha Ramachandran
The year-long impasse in the talks has ended. Will it lead to a Modi-Xi summit on the sidelines of the SCO summit in Samarkand?
Taliban: UAE Firm to Run Flight Services on Afghan Airports

Taliban: UAE Firm to Run Flight Services on Afghan Airports

By Rahim Faiez
Under a new contract, an Abu Dhabi-based firm will manage flights at Afghanistan’s three major airports: Kabul, Herat, and Kandahar.

The Islamic State vs. Russia in Afghanistan

The Islamic State vs. Russia in Afghanistan

By Lucas Webber
The Islamic State movement -- including its Afghanistan iteration -- is vehemently anti-Russia in orientation, criticizing its foreign and domestic policies.

Sheikh Hasina’s Visit to Delhi Disappoints Bangladesh

Sheikh Hasina’s Visit to Delhi Disappoints Bangladesh

By Shafi Md Mostofa
Seven MoUs were signed during the Bangladeshi prime minister’s visit but no progress was made on clinching a deal on the Teesta.

Former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa Returns to Sri Lanka

Former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa Returns to Sri Lanka

By Arundathie Abeysinghe
The government is concerned about renewed protests against the unpopular former leader, while opposition figures worry Rajapaksa will try to find a way to re-enter politics.
Why Is Imran Khan Politicking While Floods Devastate Pakistan?

Why Is Imran Khan Politicking While Floods Devastate Pakistan?

By Umair Jamal
The former PM does not want to weaken the momentum his campaign has built up against his political foes.

Japan, India Hold Security Talks Amid Major Russian Drills

Japan, India Hold Security Talks Amid Major Russian Drills

By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan wants to step up joint military drills and cooperation in the development and transfer of military equipment and technology with India.
Rallies Show Pakistan’s ex-Prime Minister Khan Remains Political Force

Rallies Show Pakistan’s ex-Prime Minister Khan Remains Political Force

By Munir Ahmed
"I will soon give you a call for a march on Islamabad," Khan told a cheering crowd this week in Peshawar, then asked: "Are you ready for it?"

Keeping Muharram Processions Alive in Kashmir

Keeping Muharram Processions Alive in Kashmir

By Darash Dawood and Nazrah Khan
In Kashmir, some of the main Muharram processions have been banned since 1989, but Muslims prepare for the ritual every year nonetheless.

India Needs to Enact a Domestic Refugee Law

India Needs to Enact a Domestic Refugee Law

By Sudha Ramachandran
India's treatment of refugees has been inconsistent, ad hoc, and ambiguous.

India, Bangladesh Sign Pact on Sharing Waters of Kushiyara River

India, Bangladesh Sign Pact on Sharing Waters of Kushiyara River

By Associated Press
However, the visiting Bangladeshi PM could not clinch a deal on the sharing of the more important Teesta River.
Sri Lanka Refuses International Human Rights Investigation

Sri Lanka Refuses International Human Rights Investigation

By Krishan Francis
While the government says it is willing to engage with the international community to seek closure of human rights issues, any solution should conform to the country's constitution.

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