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Opinion | Who Lit The Fire In Balochistan? Pak's Explanation Avoids The Obvious
It's time sensible Pakistanis did a rehash of just who their enemies are. They might get a surprising list.
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Opinion | The Greenland 'Secret' Trump Doesn't Quite Like Talking About
Rare earths, billionaires, and the soft rebranding of a land grab - the reality behind Trump's Greenland threats.
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Opinion | Beyond The 'Warm' Words Of US' New India Ambassador, Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India, MAGA ideologue, and self-declared 'close friend' of President Donald Trump, Sergio Gor's posting as the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia is no ordinary appointment.
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Opinion | Why The Anti-India Rage In Bangladesh Makes Little Political Sense
Election time among most of our neighbours inevitably has an anti-India component these days. Such narratives are useful for the politically ambitious.
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Opinion | Putin's Visit Wasn't All Fireworks. But It Still Mattered
Neither India nor Russia can run only on sentiment in the perilous geopolitical climate of the day. For both, itll have to be about the actual numbers, too.
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Opinion | Here's Everything That Helped Terrorists Carry Out The Delhi Red Fort Blast
Terrorism has a habit of pulling in all kinds of actors, not just the fiery radical. That includes criminals, the fraternity - in this case, a religious one - or even people from within the governance system.
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Opinion | Dhaka Irony: How A Court Set Up By Hasina's Father Sentenced Her To Death
As each day passes, the darkness of religious intolerance will only grow. That, in some ways, is even more dangerous. Especially now. Radicalism doesn't come out of a vacuum.
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Opinion | As Terror Strikes Delhi, A Curious 'Takeover' Is Under Way In Pakistan
With a car bomb in Islamabad following hot on the heels of the Delhi car explosion, it seems like it's back to the future. This time, however, there may be a different set of rules operating.
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Opinion | Inside Pakistan's Twisted 'Empowerment' Project: The 'Lady Killers' Of Jaish
Why does Masood Azhar want to build an army of women suicide bombers? For both personal and political reasons, apparently.
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Opinion | Pak's Great Game: What Rawalpindi Really Wants From Its War With Afghanistan
Get the US in and get the money for itself - that's Pakistan's single-point agenda. And it's doing everything it can to achieve this.
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Opinion | Who Lit The Fire In Balochistan? Pak's Explanation Avoids The Obvious
It's time sensible Pakistanis did a rehash of just who their enemies are. They might get a surprising list.
-
Opinion | The Greenland 'Secret' Trump Doesn't Quite Like Talking About
Rare earths, billionaires, and the soft rebranding of a land grab - the reality behind Trump's Greenland threats.
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Opinion | Beyond The 'Warm' Words Of US' New India Ambassador, Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India, MAGA ideologue, and self-declared 'close friend' of President Donald Trump, Sergio Gor's posting as the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia is no ordinary appointment.
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Opinion | Why The Anti-India Rage In Bangladesh Makes Little Political Sense
Election time among most of our neighbours inevitably has an anti-India component these days. Such narratives are useful for the politically ambitious.
-
Opinion | Putin's Visit Wasn't All Fireworks. But It Still Mattered
Neither India nor Russia can run only on sentiment in the perilous geopolitical climate of the day. For both, itll have to be about the actual numbers, too.
-
Opinion | Here's Everything That Helped Terrorists Carry Out The Delhi Red Fort Blast
Terrorism has a habit of pulling in all kinds of actors, not just the fiery radical. That includes criminals, the fraternity - in this case, a religious one - or even people from within the governance system.
-
Opinion | Dhaka Irony: How A Court Set Up By Hasina's Father Sentenced Her To Death
As each day passes, the darkness of religious intolerance will only grow. That, in some ways, is even more dangerous. Especially now. Radicalism doesn't come out of a vacuum.
-
Opinion | As Terror Strikes Delhi, A Curious 'Takeover' Is Under Way In Pakistan
With a car bomb in Islamabad following hot on the heels of the Delhi car explosion, it seems like it's back to the future. This time, however, there may be a different set of rules operating.
-
Opinion | Inside Pakistan's Twisted 'Empowerment' Project: The 'Lady Killers' Of Jaish
Why does Masood Azhar want to build an army of women suicide bombers? For both personal and political reasons, apparently.
-
Opinion | Pak's Great Game: What Rawalpindi Really Wants From Its War With Afghanistan
Get the US in and get the money for itself - that's Pakistan's single-point agenda. And it's doing everything it can to achieve this.
