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The Islamic State Remains Alive in Afghanistan

The Islamic State Remains Alive in Afghanistan

By Agnieszka Pikulicka-Wilczewska
In early April, Afghan forces captured the latest head of ISKP -- but will it matter?
Greening the Nepali Financial Sector: Strike While the Iron Is Hot

Greening the Nepali Financial Sector: Strike While the Iron Is Hot

By Prajwal Baral
Nepal's economic policy makers must seize the moment to prepare for a green revolution.

India’s COVID–19 Gender Blind Spot

India’s COVID–19 Gender Blind Spot

By Bansari Kamdar
India’s women stand to lose from the country‘s COVID–19 policies in many ways.

Does COVID-19 Portend Dark Days in Nepal’s Future?

Does COVID-19 Portend Dark Days in Nepal’s Future?

By David Johnson
With a global economic slow-down and potentially millions of foreign workers returning home, Nepal could be on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe.

Pakistan Gets Unexpected Economic Relief in a Time of Global Crisis

Pakistan Gets Unexpected Economic Relief in a Time of Global Crisis

By Umair Jamal
Will Pakistan find some respite from the effects of COVID–19 outside its borders?
India Plans Wristband Patient Surveillance as Lockdown Eases

India Plans Wristband Patient Surveillance as Lockdown Eases

By Associated Press
With wristbands and an app, Indian authorities hope to contain COVID-19.

The Logic Behind India’s New Investment Policy

The Logic Behind India’s New Investment Policy

By Ameya Pratap Singh and Urvi Tembey
Yes, the policy targets China – but there is no legal case against doing so.
India’s Indian Ocean Diplomacy in the COVID-19 Crisis

India’s Indian Ocean Diplomacy in the COVID-19 Crisis

By Niranjan Marjani
India's assistance in the coronavirus crisis could help cement its leadership in the Indian Ocean Region.

Kabul New City: Afghanistan’s Forgotten Development Dream

Kabul New City: Afghanistan’s Forgotten Development Dream

By Hakmatullah Hamidi
The mega-project was put on hold under the previous government. If it isn’t kickstarted soon, Kabul city could be left uninhabitable.

Are Imran Khan’s Days as Pakistan’s Prime Minister Numbered?

Are Imran Khan’s Days as Pakistan’s Prime Minister Numbered?

By Daud Khattak
The PTI government's poor performance has apparently alienated even Pakistan's kingmakers: the military.

Amid COVID–19, Pakistan Launches an ‘Islam Friendly’ Action Plan to Keep Mosques Open

Amid COVID–19, Pakistan Launches an ‘Islam Friendly’ Action Plan to Keep Mosques Open

By Umair Jamal
The plan should be a cause of concern for the international community.
COVID-19 Comes to Asia’s Most Densely Populated Slum

COVID-19 Comes to Asia’s Most Densely Populated Slum

By V Yashoda
Poverty and population density intensify the race to contain the coronavirus‘ spread in India's largest slum

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