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The beginning of the Beginning By the early 19th century, the Afghan empire was under threat from the Persians in the west and the Sikh Empire in the east. In the Anglo-Afghan Wars (three conflicts-1839–42; 1878–80; 1919) Great Britain, from its base in India, sought to extend its control over neighbouring Afghanistan (rich in resources)…
“I did not have a good life in Pakistan and now I’m back in Afghanistan. All I wish for is a small home and the chance for my children to get an education. If they can go to school this will be the biggest accomplishment of my life.” – Mustafa’s words, who was trying to…
India’s foreign policy establishment, which has detested the Taliban for too long, faces a similar choice. The evolving situation may not leave India with an alternative but to engage constructively with the Taliban.
The current status of the India-Japan relations has contributed strongly to its perennial diversification.
Israel-Palestine conflict may be overcome by Lebanon’s model of sectarian power sharing. India’s experience in two-nation theory could help.
SAARC as a regional body was held hostage to the Indo-Pak tensions, which rendered cooperation among member states ineffective.
India entered the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) this year as a ‘Non-Permanent Member’, it should leverage its growing clout with the US to be vocal in its demand of making UNSC a more representative body.
The recent spate of terror attacks in Europe highlight a highly fragile relationship between European secularism and Islam. There is an urgent need to address the issue.
India shares deep ties with both Armenia and Azerbaijan on one front or the other. The deal mentions that the internally displaced persons and refugees will return to the region and both countries will exchange prisoners of war and bodies.
The Coronavirus pandemic has very much contributed to the collapse of the LIO and the weakening relations between USA and China.
The Middle East peace process is slowly but steadily solidifying the new geopolitical fault lines
Commenting on the New Political Map of India, Nepal’s Ministry of External Affairs commented that they are not at all ready to offer their consent to India’s decision, while India has considered its map as accurate
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