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First, the given. Mian Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan’s prime minister-designate, who has made several foreign policy statements, even promises,  during the recent poll campaign and after his electoral triumph must now get “clearance” from the top military brass for all his decisions writes Mahendra Ved

 
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Equivocality has become the dominant chorus of international politics in the present era of ‘complex interdependence’, when countries around the globe are tied in an inseparable mutuality of strategy and economy, with the latter eclipsing the former since the turn of the century writes Vivek Mishra

 
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The 17th Session of the India-Iran Joint Commission which was held on May 4 in Tehran was co-chaired by Ali Akbar Salehi, foreign minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Salman Khurshid, external affairs minister of India writes Monish Gulati

 
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No matter what cosmetic gloss (or acne ointment) is put on the recent stand-off between the Indian border police and the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA), India is perceived as having come off second best in test of wills writes Admiral Arun Prakash

 
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Chairman of Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda’s recent visit to New Delhi marked a significant political evolution of the Maoist ideologues in Nepal from a radical force writes Akanya Shah

 
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Fortunately, the 20 days long standoff between Asia’s two largest neighbours at their border in east Ladakh’s Depsang valley in the Daulat Beg Oldi sector ended on May 5 evening without loss of face for either side writes Satish Mishra

 
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Pakistan which created political history by holding its national election on May 11 thereby ensuring the transfer of power through the ballot box and not the bayonet is all set to usher in another historic event writes C Uday Bhaskar

 
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Imran Khan, the popular cricketer - known for his sharp swing bowling - turned politician of Pakistan had  an accidental fall while campaigning in Lahore and sustained a serious head-injury- an incident which was captured live on television and rapidly disseminated through social media writes C Uday Bhaskar

 
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Following hectic negotiations between New Delhi and Beijing, the Chinese foreign ministry announced on May 3 that Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid will pay an official visit to China at the invitation of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi from May 9-10 writes Bhaskar Roy

 
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For 45-year old Najiba Ayubi, journalism is a 24x7 passion. As head of the Killid Media Group in Afghanistan, she heads eight radio stations, two weekly magazines, a monthly cultural magazine and a news portal writes Nupur Basu

 


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spotlight image That is how Myanmar is being portrayed, and not without reason. For both China and the United States, the stakes couldn’t be higher. China has invested heavily in the country. According to an article published recently in the New York Times “the pipelines are finished. The oil storage tanks gleam in th...

 
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The general elections of 2013 have laid bare the weaknesses of the electronic media especially pertaining to its commentator aspect. The results of the elections have shown that the number of seats being assigned to each political party (just a couple of days before the elections) by analysts (who used to appear o...

 
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United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), in cooperation with Ministry of Counter Narcotics, Afghanistan released their Afghanistan opium risk assessment for 2013. Expectedly, the risk assessment paints a bleak prospect for 2013 writes Gaurav Kumar



 
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Column-image India and China have shared historical ties and, as immediate neighbours, have seen many ups and downs in their relations. As a result, bilateral ties between the two countries...
 
Column-image Delhi-based poet Sudeep Sen has been invited to address the Nobel Laureate Week being held in Saint Lucia, a sovereign island country in the eastern Caribbean Sea, in January. Mr. Sen is the first Indian, and the only one thu...
 
Column-image Book: Fountainhead of Jihad Author: Vahid Brown and Don Rassler Publisher: Hachette India Price: Rs 650
 
Column-image 'Imperialists, Nationalists, Democrats: The Collected Essays of Sarvepalli Gopal'  edited by Srinath Raghavan. Permanent Black, 444 pages, Rs 895....
 
Column-image Samudra Manthan: Sino-Indian Rivalry in the Indo-Pacific Author: C. Raja Mohan Publisher: OUP Price: Rs 895 Pages: 329
 
Column-image Author: Raghu Rai Publisher: Niyogi Books Price: Rs 1495 Pages: 115
 
Column-image BOOK: "False Sanctuaries: Stories from the Troubled Territories of South Asia", AUTHOR: Meenakshi Iyer;  PUBLISHER: Bibliophile South Asia (Promila & Co.);  PAGES: 282; 
 
Column-image Like so much else in India’s recent past, the First Afghan War (1839-42) means little to India’s elites. But the military history of the British Raj has been a specially neglected domain. With their many other preoccupations, India&...
 
Column-image Journalist-author Frances Harrison tells ANJANA RAJAN her book on the human suffering engendered by Sri Lanka’s “hidden war” is written with the belief that if people know, they will care
 
Column-image "La Nueva India" ( The New India) is the first Latin American book on the rising of India in the twenty first century in the Spanish language. It was launched on December 4 at Santiago, Chile.
 
Column-image After Joseph S Nye coined the term “Soft Power” (culture, language etc), it became a fad and, for some, an academic necessity to use it to discuss notions of ‘power’ in international politics. Though accepted, still unmo...
 
Column-image This study seeks to solve the following puzzle: In 1947, the Pakistan military was poorly trained and poorly armed. It also inherited highly vulnerable territory vis-à-vis the much bigger India, aggravated because of serious disputes wit...
 
Column-image Author / Editor: P R Kumaraswamy   Middle East Institute at New Delhi, 2012   Kindle Direct Publishing, Amazon for MEI@ND, September 2012  
 
Column-image Book: Ramkinkar: The Man and the Artist Author: A. Ramachandran Publisher: NGMA Pages: 168 + plates
 
Column-image The middle class will decide the course of liberalisation in India which will become more micro-level in search of solutions to problems, says writer and journalist Hindol Sengupta in his new book, "The Liberals".
 
Column-image The future of Afghanistan depends upon how it strengthens its fledgling democratic institutions and arrests corruption, says Sujeet Sarkar, the author of a new book on the war-ravaged country.
 
Column-image Author(s): Bipul Chatterjee and Joseph George Publisher: CUTS International
 
Column-image Author(s): Robert D. Lamb, Liora Danan, Joy Aoun, Sadika Hameed, Kathryn Mixon, and Denise St. Peter Publisher :Center for Strategic and International Studies ISBN 978-0-89206-738-1 (pb)
 
Column-image Book: Afghanistan in Transition Beyond 2014? Author: Shanthie Mariet D`Souza (Ed.) Pages: 264 Price : Rs. 795 Publisher: Pentagon  
 
Column-image Book: The Prabhakaran Saga Author: S. Murari Publisher: Sage Publishers Pages: 362 Price: Rs.425
 
Column-image Authors: Rumel Dahiya and Ashok K. Behuria 2012
 
Column-image Book: The Unfinished Memoirs Author: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (Translated by Dr Fakrul Alam with a preface by Sheikh Hasina) Publisher: Penguin Viking Pages: 323 Price: Rs 699
 
Column-image The book is a chronological account of the partiation of Punjab Province of British India
 
Column-image Book: Nepal in Transition: From People’s War to Fragile Peace Author: Edited by Sebastian von Einsiedel, David M. Malone and Suman Pradhan Publisher: Cambridge University Press Pages: 398...
 
Column-image Book: The Taliban Cricket Club Author: Timeri N. Murari Publisher: Aleph Pages: 325 Price: Rs 595
 
Column-image Burma has been ruled by a succession of military regimes which rank among the most oppressive dictatorships in the world.
 
Column-image In these turbulent times, Jawaharlal Nehru's policies of non-alignment and mixed economy need to be revisited, says P.C. Jain, author of a book on India's foreign policy during the first prime minister's tenure.
 
Column-image The killing of Osama bin Laden spotlighted Pakistan's unpredictable political dynamics, which are often driven by conspiracy theory, paranoia, and a sense of betrayal. In Pakistan, the late prime minister Benazir Bhutto famously declared, t...
 
Column-image The growing English language publishing industry in India has taken a step north with three veteran publishers - David Davidar, Ravi Singh and Kapish G. Mehra - joining ranks to push high-end literary fiction from the subcont...
 
Column-image The subcontinent can become a paradise in the region by retaining cultural, social and political identities of countries like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, says former Pakistani Army officer, journalist, writer and commentator Abdul Rahman Si...