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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.

The Fight for Afghanistan’s Future

The Fight for Afghanistan’s Future

By Ankit Panda
What lies ahead for Afghanistan as the United States withdraws and fighting between the Taliban and the government intensifies?

Pakistani Foreign Minister Qureshi’s Reported Remark Triggers a Storm

Pakistani Foreign Minister Qureshi’s Reported Remark Triggers a Storm

By Umair Jamal
The remark prompted Afghans to mock him for acting as the Taliban’s spokesperson.
Can Uzbekistan and Pakistan Help Stabilize Afghanistan?

Can Uzbekistan and Pakistan Help Stabilize Afghanistan?

By James Durso
Focusing on trade networks, Afghanistan’s neighbors hope to forge regional stability in the wake of the U.S. withdrawal.

Airstrikes Pummel Taliban Positions in Southern Afghanistan

Airstrikes Pummel Taliban Positions in Southern Afghanistan

By Tameem Akhgar and Rahim Faiez
Meanwhile, Taliban forces close in on a district center in the north.
Searching for the Next War: What Happens When Contractors Leave Afghanistan?

Searching for the Next War: What Happens When Contractors Leave Afghanistan?

By Noah Coburn and Peter Gill
As U.S. troops withdraw, many contract employees – most of them from poor countries, including Nepal – are leaving Afghanistan and fanning out around the world.

Why Are Two of India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ Shooting at Each Other?

Why Are Two of India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ Shooting at Each Other?

By Rajeev Bhattacharya
A border dispute between Assam and Mizoram in India’s Northeast recently erupted into violence.

Taliban Claim Attack in Kabul as Cries of Defiance Echo

Taliban Claim Attack in Kabul as Cries of Defiance Echo

By Catherine Putz
An hour after the blast in Shirpoor, Afghans in Kabul and elsewhere took to their rooftops to cry “Allahu Akbar” into the night in defiance of the Taliban.

India’s Divided Opposition Unites Over Pegasus Spyware Controversy – At Least for Now

India’s Divided Opposition Unites Over Pegasus Spyware Controversy – At Least for Now

By Kavita Chowdhury
Demands are growing for the Narendra Modi government to come clean on its role in the global snooping scandal.
With Eyes on Afghanistan, Russian Military Exercises in Central Asia

With Eyes on Afghanistan, Russian Military Exercises in Central Asia

By Catherine Putz
Meanwhile, Russian diplomats continue to press support for a negotiated settlement between Kabul and the Taliban, with a side of shade thrown at the Americans.

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