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Press Freedom Under Siege in Pakistan: Where to Next?

Press Freedom Under Siege in Pakistan: Where to Next?

By Hannan R. Hussain
Jibran Nasir on forced disappearances, press freedom, and Pakistan’s foreign policy.

The Truth Behind Insurgency on the Indo-Myanmar Border

The Truth Behind Insurgency on the Indo-Myanmar Border

By Sanjay Kumar
The Diplomat's Sanjay Kumar speaks with Indian journalist Rajeev Bhattacharyya about the Indian northeast.
Healing Pakistan's Wounds by Building 141 Schools for Peace

Healing Pakistan's Wounds by Building 141 Schools for Peace

By Zareen Muzaffar
The Diplomat speaks to two social entrepreneurs who are addressing Pakistan's shortage of schools.

Recap: A Community Conversation with Flashpoints Authors

Recap: A Community Conversation with Flashpoints Authors

By Ankit Panda & Alexandre Dor
On March 31, 2015, Flashpoints authors spoke to Reddit's /r/geopolitics community. Here are the highlights.

Afghanistan Shot and Told

Photojournalist Michael Connolly shares his experiences and impressions of the country.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Bold Women of Islam

Bold Women of Islam

There is frustration…and hope, when thinking about change for Muslim women.

Muslim Women Reformers

Muslim reformers who risk persecution, death – in a groundbreaking new anthology.

Illuminating Iran

Illuminating Iran

Photographer finds amongst other surprises and new insights in Iran: Spiderman.

‘Caught’ Watching TV

‘Caught’ Watching TV

Exclusive Q&A with artist who went around the world to shoot people watching TV.

Last Shot in Afghanistan

Last Shot in Afghanistan

The Diplomat speaks with Fabrice Pothier, director of Carnegie Europe, about the security situation in Afghanistan, talking with the Taliban and the prospects for stability once US-led forces withdraw.

Sino-US Ties Aren’t That Bad

Sino-US Ties Aren’t That Bad

The Diplomat speaks with Bonnie Glaser, senior fellow with the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ Freeman Chair in China Studies, about US-Sino tensions, China’s alleged snub of Barack Obama and the country’s future role in the international community.

Darker Side of Reality TV in India

After briefly mentioning the phenomenon of reality TV in India last month, I’ve since had a chance to speak with our India correspondent Shreyasi Singh about it in more depth. And I was delighted to find that she had some insightful thoughts to share

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