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Nagaland
India’s ‘Forgotten Partition’ and the Myanmar Refugee Crisis
By Swapnarka Arnan
When the British drew the India-Myanmar border, they arbitrarily divided Indigenous communities. With Myanmar embroiled in war, that long-ago decision is echoing in India’s Northeast.
China Aiding Rebel Groups in India’s Northeast: Report
By Abhijnan Rej
While Indian officials periodically raise the specter of China aiding insurgents along the India-Myanmar border, hard evidence to support these claims remains thin.
What Is Getting in the Way of the 3rd Round of Indo–Naga Peace Talks?
By Anurug Chakma
As the Indian government negotiates with the Nagas, it must address concerns around symbolic differences, territorial integrity, and inclusivity in the talks.
China’s Insurgency Card in India’s Northeast Is Overhyped
By Avinash Paliwal
Even if China decides to increase military and financial support for insurgents in India’s Northeast, it will find it difficult to alter the security situation there.
Is China Behind a Recent Insurgent Attack in India’s Northeast?
By Avinash Paliwal
China’s support for insurgent groups in India’s Northeast has a murky history.
The Indian Government Seeks to Firm Up Another Peace Agreement in Disturbed Nagaland
By StoriesAsia
Can this attempt succeed where others have not?
Amid Tatmadaw Offensive, India’s NSCN(K) Rebels Are on the Retreat
By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
A recent offensive has the Naga rebels stepping back.
Are Indian Separatist Rebels in the Myanmar Army’s Crosshairs?
By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
Is the Myanmar military taking greater interest in Indian separatist groups on its territory?
The Opening of an India-Myanmar Land Border Crossing: A Boon for Northeast India
By Rupakjyoti Borah
The move is a fillip for India's Act East policy and ties with ASEAN.
The Last Headhunters of Nagaland
By Sugato Mukherjee
The Konyaks of India's northeast practiced headhunting into the 1960s. Some of those warriors are still alive today.
An Opaque Peace in India
By Ankit Panda
The Indian government is coming under criticism for the opacity with which it concluded a recent peace agreement.
India May Have Just Put an End to Its Longest Insurgency
By Sanjay Kumar
A sudden peace agreement could stabilize Nagaland after decades of violence and insurgency.
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