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Major world powers as well as leading Muslim countries have often overlooked the plight of the Indian Muslims in view of the economic weight of India which has been ranked among the world’s fastest-growing large economies.
May, 2019
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21 May
Embellishing News: Another Hybrid Warfare Technique
Vested interests have come up with a new and dangerous technique, what we call ‘embellished news’, meaning that the gist of the news item is true but it is blown out of proportion, than generalized and the negativity maximized, thus achieving the same effect: to unsettle, destabilize and sow doubts and distrust.
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20 May
Rwanda and Sri Lanka: A Tale of Two Genocides
This spring marks the 25th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide and the 10th year since the Tamil genocide in Sri Lanka. The world knows what happened in Rwanda. But Sri Lanka's is largely ignored.
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17 May
Pakistan: NAB Destroying Faith in Accountability?
How can a watchdog arrest, detain, handcuff individuals or clamp down on businesses, including health facilities, without quantifying the extent of crime first?
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16 May
The Fake Pakistani Bride Story
There is nothing wrong in Chinese men coming to Pakistan to look for brides if they are honest in their endeavor. The moment fake marriages are conducted aiming not at marriage and family creation but luring young women into prostitution the situation changes.
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15 May
Will There be a Détente with Pakistan After the Indian Elections?
A partnership for peace based on sincerity and verifiable actions is the best promise for Pakistan and India to achieve detente. Enhanced bilateral trade is another mutually beneficial track that can help the two sides create stakes in peace.
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15 May
CPEC: External Violence and Internal Opposition
With no water and no electricity, how can the Pakistani government hope to sell Gwadar as the most critical link in the CPEC chain, asks one analyst.
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13 May
Infrastructure and Energy Bind Bangladesh to China
As China outstrips all other external investors in Bangladesh by a considerable margin, energy and infrastructure projects are tying the South Asian country ever more tightly to China.
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11 May
Why Afghan Army Trainees Go AWOL in the US?
The reasons most often cited for Afghan trainees' absence without leave were safety concerns and a perceived lack of job security in Afghanistan following the training in the US.
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10 May
View from India: A Wake-up Call on Proprietary Seeds
How India can shift its agriculture from a high-yield ideal to a high-value one.
